If I want to double a recipe that calls for a 9" baking pan, what size pan should I use?

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The formula for the area of a cylinder (which is the volume of the cake) is (r^2)πh. 9^2 * π = 254.469. then you double this and reverse this equation. (r^2)π = 508.938, then r = 12.728, so use a baking pan with 12.5" diameter, and add 5 - 10 minutes to the cooking time.

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