Question
Paulo's Pizzeria sells personal pizzas that start at $7 for plain cheese. The pizzeria also offers a variety of toppings, all priced at $2 each.
Write an equation that shows how the price of a personal pizza, y, depends on the number of toppings, x.
Do not include dollar signs in the equation.
Write an equation that shows how the price of a personal pizza, y, depends on the number of toppings, x.
Do not include dollar signs in the equation.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The price of a personal pizza, \( y \), can be expressed as a function of the number of toppings, \( x \). Since the base price for a plain cheese pizza is $7 and each additional topping costs $2, the equation can be written as:
\[ y = 7 + 2x \]
This equation shows that the total price \( y \) is equal to the base price of $7 plus $2 for each topping \( x \).
\[ y = 7 + 2x \]
This equation shows that the total price \( y \) is equal to the base price of $7 plus $2 for each topping \( x \).
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