2⃣, -4⃣ = x; no radical necessary.
Option B, 1/3
Since pepper topping can be in any size pizza, it remains as a 1/3 probability, since there are three toppings per size.
Answer:
y = 37/36
Step-by-step explanation:
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.
Well, without any prices, I can’t give you a number. And someone else may have a simpler way to do this.
But we’ll call the original bill x.
After the 10% off coupon, the bill is 0.9x
Adding tax = 0.07(0.9x) + 0.9x
Adding a tip = 0.20[0.07(0.9x) + 0.9x)]
If you have numbers to plug in, put them in a comment below & I’ll help more.
