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Can 170 degrees of cake still be considered a slice cake?
It depends on what you consider a "slice" of cake!
* Mathematically: 170 degrees is a significant portion of a whole cake (which is 360 degrees).
* Traditionally: A slice is often thought of as a smaller wedge of cake, typically around 45 degrees.
* Context: If you cut a cake into 2 slices, 170 degrees could be considered a slice. If you cut it into 10 slices, 170 degrees would be a very large portion.
Ultimately, whether 170 degrees of cake is considered a "slice" depends on how the cake is cut and your personal definition of a slice.
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