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19 June, 10:33

Suppose a pizza must fit into a box with a base that is 12 inches wide.

You can use the quadratic function a = (Pi) r^2 to find the area of a pizza in terms of its radius.

What values of r make sense for the function?

What values of a make sense for the function?

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  1. 19 June, 13:52
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    The area of the whole pizza must be at most 113.10 square inches in order to perfectly fit in the box. The values of r represent the half of the length of the pizza with respect to its center. In this case, the r must not exceed 6 inches (r ≤ 6 inches) in order to fit in the pizza box. On the other hand, the values of a represent the total area the pizza will occupy. In this case, the a must not exceed 113.10 square inches (a ≤ 113.10) in order to house the pizza perfectly.
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