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Using Pythagoras' theorem it is 6 times the sq rt of 5 which is about 13.416
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Answer: what are you looking for?
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The number of calories is going to be pretty close to proportional to the area of the pizza. Figure out the area of a 6-ince pizza, and then figure out the area of a 14-inch pizza. Then you're going to get a proportion:
(Area of 14 inch pizza) is to (Area of 6 inch pizza) as (Number of calories in 14 inch pizza) is to (Number of calories in 6 inch pizza.
You know the areas of both sizes and the number of calories in the 6 inch pizza, so you should be able to find the number of calories in the 14 inch pizza.
Then divide by 8 to get the number of calories in each slice.
Answer:
g - 16 is the answer
Step-by-step explanation:
−2 (3g−8g+8) − 9g
Distribute:
= (−2) (3g) + (−2) (−8g) + (−2) (8) + −9g
= −6g + 16g + −16 + − 9g
Combine Like Terms:
=−6g + 16g+ −16+ −9g
= (−6g+16g+−9g) + (−16)
=g+−16
Answer:
=g−16
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