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vredina [299]
3 years ago
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The Pretty Pizza Company wants to open a new pizza place either on the north side of town or the south side of town. They want t

o open the pizza place where the ratio of pizza places per person is currently less than 0.01. The population of 15 blocks of the north side of town is 221 people per block, but there are already 32 pizza places in the area. The population of 22 blocks of the south area is 150 people per block, and there are 28 pizza places in the area. Where, if anywhere, should the Pretty Pizza Company open a new pizza place?
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1 answer:
egoroff_w [7]3 years ago
6 0
Target: ratio of pizza places / person < 0.01

<span>The population of 15 blocks of the north side of town is 221 people per block, but there are already 32 pizza places in the area.

population = 15*221 =  3,315

ratio: 32 pizza places / 3315 people = 0.0097 pizza places per person

Which indeed is less than 0.01 => this area is good for their purpose.

The population of 22 blocks of the south area is 150 people per block, and there are 28 pizza places in the area.</span>

population: 22*150 = 3300

ratio: 28 pizza places / 3300 people = 0.00085 which is also less than 0.01

Both places meet the target of less than 0.01 places per person, but the south area seems better than north area.
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