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+5 Generally, a large pizza is bigger than two medium pizzas. While the exact size can vary between pizza places, a large pizza typically has a larger diameter, resulting in a larger surface area for the pizza. This means you'll get more pizza overall with one large pizza compared to two medium pizzas. Here's why: Area Matters: Pizza is typically measured by its diameter, but the amount of pizza is determined by its area (the space it covers). The Math: The area of a circle (like a pizza) is calculated using the formula πr², where r is the radius (half the diameter). Because the radius is squared in the formula, a larger diameter (and thus a larger radius) leads to a significantly larger area. Example: A standard 14-inch large pizza has more area than two 10-inch medium pizzas, even though it might seem like two mediums would be more pizza.
