Answer:
The special at Big Bob's Pizza which will give you more pizza for your money is Choice #1. Per square inch, Choice #1 will cost less and give more overall pizza at 0.13 per square inch. You can find more pizza for your money, by using the area formula for a circle for each pizza and finding the price per square inch of each serving. This is called a unit rate and is the cost per unit.
Further Explanation
a. Find the radius of each pizza.
Since a pizza is a circle shape, it has a diameter and radius. The diameter is the distance across the pizza and the radius is half the diameter. We use the radius to find the area.
Choice #1: One slice of a pizza with a 22 inch diameter and is cut into 8 slices. Since the diameter is the distance across the pizza, 22 inch diameter means the pizza is 22 inches wide. The area formula uses the radius or half the diameter. The radius of choice #1 is 11 inches.
Choice #2: An entire personal-size pizza that has a diameter of 6 inches. Here the radius is half of 6 inches. The radius of choice #2 is 3 inches.
b. Find the area of each pizza using A = \pi r^{2}A=πr2 .
Choice #1: Substitute r = 11 into the formula then divide by 8 to find the area of one slice or serving.
\begin{lgathered}A = \pi r^{2} \\A = \pi (11)^{2} \\A = 121\pi \\A= 379.94\end{lgathered}A=πr2A=π(11)2A=121πA=379.94
The area of one slice is \frac{379.94}{8} = 47.49.8379.94=47.49.
Choice #2: Substitute r = 3 into the formula. This is a personal pizza so the entire pizza is a serving.
\begin{lgathered}A = \pi r^{2} \\A = \pi (3)^{2} \\A = 9\pi \\A= 28.26\end{lgathered}A=πr2A=π(3)2A=9πA=28.26
c. Divide each area by the price.
The cost of Choice #1 is $4.95. Since the serving size is 1 slice, use the area of the slice 47.49. Divide it into the price to find the cost per square inch of one serving.
\frac{4.95}{47.49} = 0.1047.494.95=0.10
The cost of Choice#2 is $ 3.75. Since the serving serving size is the entire personal pizza, use the area of the pizza 28.26.
\frac{3.75}{28.26} = 0.1328.263.75=0.13
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Answer Details
Grade: 8th Grade
Subject: Geometry
Chapter: Applications for Area of Shapes
Keywords: circle, area, radius, diameter, cost, unit rate
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