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Mathematics 13 Online
OpenStudy (anonymous):

ONLY NEED HELP WITH STEP 4!!! STEP 1: First things first! You decide to focus on one size of pizza when opening your restaurant. Once you establish a good customer base, you can expand and offer additional sizes.Decide whether you’re going to focus on creating a small, medium, large, or extra-large pizza and what the diameter of that size pizza should be. Conduct some research about pizza sizes using the Internet or by calling stores in your area. Record the diameters you found during your research, and make yours slightly larger to increase competition!

OpenStudy (anonymous):

STEP 2:Determine how many slices you will cut your pizza into. You need to pick two different numbers of slices. Once you have determined the number of slices, calculate the following for both ways of cutting your pizza: the interior angle and arc length of the slices the area of each slice Please show your work for all calculations.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

STEP 3:Determine the delivery radius for your shop. Draw a point on a coordinate plane where your shop will be located. Create two different radii lengths from your shop, and construct the circles that represent each delivery area. How much area will each delivery radius cover? Write the equation for each circle created. Please show your work for all calculations.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

STEP 4: Answer the following questions using complete sentences: What are the pros and cons to the pizza slices options? Which number of pizza slices will you choose for your pizza place, and why? What are the pros and cons to the delivery radius options? Which delivery radius will you choose for your pizza place, and why?

zepdrix (zepdrix):

Number of slices? Hmmm I guess that would depend on what size pizza you chose. You want something that will fit comfortably in the hand. So if it's a really small pizza, cutting into 4th's seems appropriate. If it's a larger pizza, 8 slices might be a better option. If you wanted to do some actual calculations, ~maybe take a guess at what the area of a normal hand is, ~and then try to match your pizza slice's area to that.

zepdrix (zepdrix):

I dunno, those are just my thoughts lol.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

alright cool thanks

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