The table shows thr number of college students who prefer a given pizza topping. Toppings cheese freshman 10?
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The answer to your question is a straightforward 11/(18+11) = 0.3793....\nNow,now,now, did you try stumping us with all the superfluous data and particularly with that innocuous-looking 'senior' in the veggie list there??\n\nOf course, this answer holds if the preferences of the juniors are exclusive, and if you have included all the juniors in the survey to begin with(My turn to be superfluous).
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Complement the pizza? Maybe leave a reasonable tip
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There are 20 students who like both subjects...\n\n22 like Math only\n21 like English only\n20 like both Math and English\n30 don't like either subject\n----\n93 total students
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it would be better to put your cheese sause and toppings onto a whole wheat roll if you want a nutrietious mini pizza.  That is how I make pizza for my son because he is lactose intollerant and can't have white breads, besides white breads have too many chemicals in them.  Stick with whole wheat.
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Fruits, Vegetables, Cheese, Milk, \n\nThe 5 food groups.
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Or, if you need a single equation, let p = number of pizzas, and 500-p = number of hamburgers.  Then multiply each number by that item's cost and add to get 1300:\n\n2p + 3(500-p) = 1300\n\nUse distributive and go from there.
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The cost of 7 hamburgers and 3 slices of pizza would be\n20 - 1 = $19\nThe cost of 8 burgers and 2 slices of pizza would be\n20 - 0.5 = $19.50\nLet x = cost of a burger and y = cost of a slice of pizza\nThe first statement implies\n7x + 3y = 19\nThe second statement implies\n8x + 2y = 19.50\nNow solve these two equations either using substitution of elimination.\nAfter you solve for x and y, you will see that\nx = 2.05 for one burger and y = 1.55 for one slice of pizza\nThus, the cost of 5 burgers and 3 slices would be\n5(2.05) + 3(1.55) = $14.90\nYou paid with a $20, so the change would be\n20 - 14.90 = $5.10
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whatever u order 1st at a  restaurant.
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I like pepperoni pizza.
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Bump Set Spike Score\nCome on (insert school or mascot here) \nHit the Floor!\n\n**bump set spike score\ncome on bobcats\nhit the floor!\n\n**************************************************\nAHHHHHHHHH Ace \n\n(for when a server serves an ace)\n\n**************************************************\n\n1, 2, 3, 4\ncome on (insert school or mascot name) \nhit the floor\n\n**1, 2, 3, 4\ncome on bobcats\nhit the floor\n\n\nHope those will help you out!
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green,pizza,dog,simple plan,sprite
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cheese, as far as the crust depends on the mood i am in.
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Take various juices and put food coloring in them. Have some students taste the juices and see if they are fooled. Copy that down and make a chart for every juice and how many were fooled and not. It should be interesting. (I suggest water into purple to look like grape juice...and so on for others)
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First of all... NEVER tell yourself that you are bad at math.\n\nNow, imagine a pizza that has 3 slices - those are pretty big slices.  Each of the slices is one-third (1/3) of the pizza.\n\nHow many do you need to make two-thirds (2/3)?  That's right, two.\n\nTwo slices of pizza = one slice + another slice = 1/3 + ?... I think you know the answer now.
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Fudge and whipped cream.\n1000
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that slice is mine...keep your pizza lovin hands to yourself.  i just bought it yesterday.  so it's still good.  the soda and ice cream are mine too!
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Maybe a cheese contest.