Pat's Pizza Place sells large pies for $12 with a charge of $2 for each topping. If Reagan only has a $20 bill to spend on a pizza, which graph best represents the number of toppings she can afford to add to her pie?

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Matthias Stein

29 December, 08:21

Pat's Pizza Place sells large pies for $12 with a charge of $2 for each topping. If Reagan only has a $20 bill to spend on a pizza, which graph best represents the number of toppings she can afford to add to her pie?

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Kaeden Conway · Answer 1

What graphs are there, but she would be able to add 4 toppings to her pizza.

You get that by subtracting 12 from 20 to get 8, then divide the 8 remaining dollars by 2 to get 4.