Paul and Cindy own different pizza shops. Paul makes 12 pizzas the first day and 6 pizzas each day after that. Cindy makes 16 pizzas the first day and 4 pizzas each day after that. Who will have made more pizzas after 9 days? How many pizzas will that person have made?

A. Paul. He has made 80 pizzas after 9 days.

B. Cindy. She has made 132 pizzas after 9 days.

C. Paul. He has made 60 pizzas after 9 days.

D. Cindy. She has made 48 pizzas after 9 days.

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Fitzgerald

Mathematics

22 August, 10:50

Paul and Cindy own different pizza shops. Paul makes 12 pizzas the first day and 6 pizzas each day after that. Cindy makes 16 pizzas the first day and 4 pizzas each day after that. Who will have made more pizzas after 9 days? How many pizzas will that person have made?

A. Paul. He has made 80 pizzas after 9 days.

B. Cindy. She has made 132 pizzas after 9 days.

C. Paul. He has made 60 pizzas after 9 days.

D. Cindy. She has made 48 pizzas after 9 days.

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Cannon Singleton · Answer 1

Paul. He has made 60 pizzas after 9 days.

Step-by-step explanation:

Paul makes 12 pizzas the first day and 6 pizzas each day after that.

So, after 9 days Paul will make total [12 + (9 - 1) 6] = 60 pizzas.

Now, Cindy makes 16 pizzas the first day and 4 pizzas each day after that.

So, after 9 days Cindy will make total [16 + (9 - 1) 4] = 48 pizzas.

Therefore, after 9 days Paul will make more pizzas and the number is 60 pizzas. (Answer)