Question
Jean-Marc’s local pizzeria sells large pizza pies. The large pie comes with 8 slices that are cut evenly. In order to fit in the new and improved box, the store owner measured the area of one large pizza pie. The pie measured 123.6 square inches. What is the actual measurement, with the appropriate level of precision, of the area of one slice of pizza? Round to the nearest tenth.(1 point)
Responses
15.45 square inches
15.45 square inches
15.55 square inches
15.55 square inches
12.4 square inches
12.4 square inches
15.5 square inches
Responses
15.45 square inches
15.45 square inches
15.55 square inches
15.55 square inches
12.4 square inches
12.4 square inches
15.5 square inches
Answers
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To find the area of one slice of pizza, we need to divide the total area of the large pizza pie by the number of slices.
The large pizza pie has an area of 123.6 square inches and is cut into 8 slices.
Area of one slice = Total area of pizza / Number of slices
Area of one slice = 123.6 square inches / 8 slices
Area of one slice = 15.45 square inches
Rounding 15.45 to the nearest tenth, we get 15.5 square inches.
So, the correct response is:
**15.5 square inches**
The large pizza pie has an area of 123.6 square inches and is cut into 8 slices.
Area of one slice = Total area of pizza / Number of slices
Area of one slice = 123.6 square inches / 8 slices
Area of one slice = 15.45 square inches
Rounding 15.45 to the nearest tenth, we get 15.5 square inches.
So, the correct response is:
**15.5 square inches**