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boyakko [2]
3 years ago
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#9 - You are selling pizzas to raise money for a school field trip. Cheese pizza cost $8 and pepperoni pizza cost $9. You need t

o sell at least two of each kind of pizza, and you want to sell at least $180 worth of pizza. Select all the answers that would meet your criteria.
a 12 cheese,8 pepperoni
b 20 cheese, 4 pepperoni
c 14 cheese, 8 pepperoni
d 6 cheese, 15 pepperoni
​
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1 answer:
vivado [14]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

b, c, d

Explanation:

$8 × 12 = $96; $9 × 8 = $72

$96 + $72 = $168

$8 × 20 = $160; $9 × 4 = $36

$160 + $36 = $196

$8 × 14 = $112; $9 × 8 = $72

$112 + $72 = $184

$8 × 6 = $48; $9 × 15 = $135

$48 + $135 = $183

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