I'LL FAN AND MEDAL. A local pizzeria sold 65 pizzas yesterday. The owner offers the employees a bonus if the number of pizzas sold increases by 20% today. How many pizzas must the pizzeria sell for employees to receive the bonus? [Already got the answer to this. Just thought it might help if yall had the whole thing.] Suppose the actual number of pizzas sold today was 60. Describe the number of pizzas sold as a percent increase or decrease, rounded to the nearest hundredth.
idk what its asking
I believe it's a percent decrease of 7.69
Im not 100% sure tho
@likeabossssssss @MaThNeRdZ
no because it was 65 so cant be 100%
obviously. i said its probably 7.69.
@3mar
I mean im not 100% it is 7.69 xD
oh lol
i think i might be higher
I said this is it right?: The number of pizzas sold is a percent decrease of 7.69. The first number of pizzas sold was 65 and the second number is 60 so that means it went down by 7.69%.
The first number of pizzas sold was 65 and the second number is 60 so that means it went down. And it went down by 7.69%.*
i idk
Well, @MaThNeRdZ I am here
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Is this right?: The number of pizzas sold is a percent decrease of 7.69. The first number of pizzas sold was 65 and the second number is 60 so that means it went down. And it went down by 7.69%.
:)
yes it is
rly?
no it wrong srry
^_^ :/
i can find a excat number
I really think it's 7.69
I got it twice two different ways. Im just not sure.
7.68% of 65 is 4.99
7.69* and okie..that's gotta be the answer then
4.99 is 0.01 away from 5
but 7.7 percent of 65 is 5.005
and it 60 & 65
you said 7.68% of 65 is 4.99 but i said 7.69..which probably means it goes up one..which probably means 7.69 is the correct answer :P
Well thank yall for yalls help! Im going to go with 7.69. I believe in the answer. So fingers crossed!
lol
glad to help
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