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1 of a 1 A restaurant charges $6.50 for a slice of pizza that is of a pizza and $4.50 for a slice that is 6 pizza. One day they cooked 6 pizzas that were all the same size. If they sell all the slices, would they make more money by slicing each pizza into fifths or sixths? How much more? Explain. They would make $ they would make $ more selling When sliced into fifths, there are a total of slices, and When sliced into sixths, there are a total of slices, and they would make (Type whole numbers.)
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