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Four friends are going to split 12.5% of the biggest pizza
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Four friends are going to split 12.5% of the biggest pizza in Rhode Island equally among themselves. If each of them gets 4 slices and the entire pizza is equally sliced, how many slices are in the entire pizza?
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12.5 % = 16 slices , 25%= 32, therefore 100 %= 32*4= 128
Re: Four friends are going to split 12.5% of the biggest pizza
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17 Sep 2019, 06:34
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The four guys eat 12.5% of the entire pizza. If we call t the total number of slices, they are eating 0.125t.
Every person will therefore eat 0.125t/4.
If everybody gets 4 slices, this means that 0.125t/4 = 4 slices.
Hence t = 4*4/0.125 = 128
Every person will therefore eat 0.125t/4.
If everybody gets 4 slices, this means that 0.125t/4 = 4 slices.
Hence t = 4*4/0.125 = 128
