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    This document compares the area and price of two different sized pizzas. Pizza 1 has an area of 12.567 square inches and costs $1.50, while Pizza 2 has a smaller area of 11.319 square inches and costs $1.70. It calculates the area of each circular pizza using the formula Area = πR^2 and compares the area to price ratio between the two pizzas.

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    This document compares the area and price of two different sized pizzas. Pizza 1 has an area of 12.567 square inches and costs $1.50, while Pizza 2 has a smaller area of 11.319 square inches and costs $1.70. It calculates the area of each circular pizza using the formula Area = πR^2 and compares the area to price ratio between the two pizzas.

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    Calculo Pizza

    Uploaded by

    Jonathan Arley Torres Castañeda
    This document compares the area and price of two different sized pizzas. Pizza 1 has an area of 12.567 square inches and costs $1.50, while Pizza 2 has a smaller area of 11.319 square inches and costs $1.70. It calculates the area of each circular pizza using the formula Area = πR^2 and compares the area to price ratio between the two pizzas.

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    of 1

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    2
    2
    A 1= R =6 [ ]; ($ 1,50) en radianes
    2
    1
    2
    2
    A 2= R =6 .125 [ ] ($ 1,70)
    2
    Pizza1 : x=

    6
    2
    =12,567 / $
    1,50

    Pizza2 : y=

    2
    6 , 125
    =11,319
    1,7 0
    $

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