Math, asked by rupalidhagat12, 10 months ago

A shopkeeper sells pizzas by the slices charging Rs. 50 per slice. He has two types of pizzas one round with

30 cm diameter, divided into 10 pieces. Another pizza square in shape with side 30 cm divided in to 12

pieces.

Question 20

Anjana bought the slice of round pizza and Sanjana opted for square slice. Who got a better deal? And by

what quantity?

Answers

Answered by reshamsaha99
0

Answer:

Sanjana,approximately 5cm2

Answered by radhikadeepthi82
0

Answer:

sanjana

Step-by-step explanation:

Anjana

diameter of pizza 30 cm

so radii Will be 15 cm

area of circle πR x R

so

22/7 x 15 x 15 = 706.2 ( nearly)

if he cuts into 10 pieces

then 706.2/10=70.62cm

Sanjana

side of square=30

Area of square= S x S

area = 30 x 30= 900

if he cuts into 12 piece

900/12=75cm

75cm>70.62cm

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