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A pizza restaurant offers the following deals

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1 answer:

Elanso [62]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Deal #1: One pizza= $8.99

Deal #2: One pizza= $6.00

Deal #1: Two pizzas= $13.99

Deal #2: Two pizzas= $12.00

Deal #1: Three pizzas= $18.99

Deal #2: Three pizzas= $18.00

Deal #1: Four pizzas= $23.99

Deal #2: Four pizzas= $24.00

Therefore, after FOUR pizzas, deal #1 becomes a better deal.

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