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The price P, of a pizza varies directly as the square root of its radius, R. If the price is $12.50 for a pizza with a 6 inch radius, what is the radius of a pizza that costs $1…

The price P, of a pizza varies directly as the square root of its radius, R. If the price is $12.50 for a pizza with a 6 inch radius, what is the radius of a pizza that costs $1…
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The price P, of a pizza varies directly as the square root of its radius, R. If the price is $12.50 for a pizza with a 6 inch radius, what is the radius of a pizza that costs $18.25?

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Answer: The radius is 8.76 inches.

Explanation:

18.25/12.5 = 1.46

1.46 * 6 = 8.76

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