Answer: 4 pizzas
Step-by-step explanation:
There are to be 12 people at the party.
Each person is expected to take 1/3 of a pizza.
The total number of pizza needed is therefore:
= No. of people * quantity of pizza
= 12 * 1/3
= 4 pizzas
<em>Note: Answer would be 6 if each guest wanted 1/2 of a pizza. </em>
Let
C---------> <span>the cost of a pizza
</span>t----------> <span>number of toppings
we know that
</span>$15.74-3t=$14.49-2t
15.74-14.49=3t-2t-------------> t=1.25
the cost of one topping is $1.25
and the cost of one pizza <span>without topping is
</span>15.74-3*1.25--------> $11.99
then
<span>an equation for the cost of a pizza, C, as a function of the number of toppings, t ordered is
</span>C=11.99+1.25t
the answer is
C=11.99+1.25t
Multiply:
6•12=72
Then, you subtract 39 from 72:
72-39=33
33 containers would still need to be set up.
The value of x is 2. because you rule out y so it is 6times2is 12+3. that is 15
Answer:
The scale factor is 4
Step-by-step explanation:
Divide one of the sides on the larger shape with the corresponding side on the smaller shape. So if you choose the top one you would to 40/10 which is 4.
