MODELING REAL LIFE A pizza parlor makes 52 pizza crusts the first week of summer and 180 pizza crusts each subsequent week. A diner makes 26 crusts the first week of summer and 90 pizza crusts each subsequent week. In how many weeks will the total number of pizza crusts made by the pizza pariur be twice the total number of pizza crusts made by the diner? The total number of pizza crusts made by the pizza parlor will Previous 2 3 5 CLive Tuter 4 6 7 10 Next

MODELING REAL LIFE A pizza parlor makes 52 pizza crusts the first week of summer and 180 pizza crusts each subsequent week. A diner makes 26 crusts the first week of summer and 90 pizza crusts each subsequent week. In how many weeks will the total number of pizza crusts made by the pizza pariur be twice the total number of pizza crusts made by the diner? The total number of pizza crusts made by the pizza parlor will Previous 2 3 5 CLive Tuter 4 6 7 10 Next

Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

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Author:Robert F. Blitzer

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ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra

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