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I don't think so, like say you had a point outside the circle, and from that point you equally selected angles to slice the space in. You would get systematical

by dstyrb 11y ago

I don't think so, like say you had a point outside the circle, and from that point you equally selected angles to slice the space in. You would get systematically longer slices than if all your slices are cut parallel to each other (and you ended up with the same number slicing the pizza). edit: I worked it out and you're right, I get the same answer as the ninja one.

Dylan16807 11y ago
>You would get systematically longer slices than if all your slices are cut parallel to each other (and you ended up with the same number slicing the pizza). You're only cutting once per pizza, so there's no parallel slices, so no such effect. And allowing a dense set of possible parallel vectors from every angle is equivalent to rotating the pizza. Which obviously doesn't affect the sizes.