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Assuming a homogeneous cake, I think you can get around this by cutting the cake in half, and then cutting a line perpendicular to that one. Each person takes 2
by videogreg93 3y ago
Assuming a homogeneous cake, I think you can get around this by cutting the cake in half, and then cutting a line perpendicular to that one. Each person takes 2 pieces that touch each other diagonally, which should in theory give each person half of the cake.
- lupire 3y agoThat requires "cutting the cake in half", which is begging the question, and also makes the second cut irrelevant. If the first cut is not a true half, then the method doesn't work. It gives you equal perimeter cuts, nt equal area cuts. That method is slightly better than making only one cut, though.