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3 years ago

Chicago Pizza charges $10.49 for a medium 14" pepperoni pizza and NY Pizza charges $20.99 for an x-large 18" pepperoni pizza.

Mathematics

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nignag [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

The cost per square inch for the NY pizza is $0.08.

Step-by-step explanation:

To solve this problem we first need to calculate the area of each pizza, since they're circular their area is given by:

area = pi*r² = pi*(d/2)²

Chicago:

area = 3.14*(14/2)² = 153.86 square inches

NY:

area = 3.14*(18/2)² = 254.34 square inches

The cost per square inch is given by the cost of the pizza divided by it's area. So for NY:

cost per square inch = 20.99/254.34 = $0.08 per square inch

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