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Dima020 [189]
3 years ago
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six friends are going to buy a pizza. Their chices are to biu 2 medium 10-inch diameter pizzas for 7:00 each, or 1 large 14 inch

diameter pizza for 15.00. Both prices include tax and tip. The friends agree that their best choice is the one that gives them the most pizza for their money. which is the best choice?
Mathematics
1 answer:
11111nata11111 [884]3 years ago
5 0
For this question, we want to find out the greatest amount of area of pizza for the least amount of money:

So we have two pizzas with a 10 in. diameter. Let us take one of those pizzas.

The formula for area of a circle is \pi r ^2; So the area for one of these 10 in. pizzas would be \pi (5)^2 or 25\pi.

We have two of these pizzas, so the total area that we would get with $14 would be 25\pi*2 or 50\pi.

For the second case, we have one pizza with a 14 in. diameter.

The area of this pizza will be \pi (7)^2 or 49\pi.

So for $15 we can buy 49\pi worth of pizza.

The best deal would be to buy the two medium pizzas of 10 inch diameter, because for $14, you get 50\pi.
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