Lovepreet's buys supplies to make pizzas at a cost of $5.54. Operating expenses of the business are 146% of the cost and the profit made is 141% of cost. What is the regular selling price of each pizza? Do not include the $ sign in your answer(s). Do not include the, to indicate thousands in your answer(s).

Lovepreet's buys supplies to make pizzas at a cost of $5.54. Operating expenses of the business are 146% of the cost and the profit made is 141% of cost. What is the regular selling price of each pizza? Do not include the $ sign in your answer(s). Do not include the, to indicate thousands in your answer(s).

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Lovepreet's buys supplies to make pizzas at a cost of $5.54. Operating expenses of the business are 146% of the cost and the profit made
is 141% of cost. What is the regular selling price of each pizza?
Do not include the $ sign in your answer(s).
Do not include the, to indicate thousands in your answer(s).

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