KnowledgeReignsSupreme
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forgot this oneBlow it out your Yoda.
22/7 x 36 = 113.14 for the 12 inch pizzas...22/7 x 64 = 201.14 for the 16 inch pizza.113.14 x 2 = 226.28 for the 12" pizzas 201.14 for the 16 inch pizza. The 2 for 1 deal is a better deal as I said uptop but here's the spelled out math requested.
I think I was having a bong moment at the time.22/7 x 36 = 113.14 for the 12 inch pizzas...22/7 x 64 = 201.14 for the 16 inch pizza.113.14 x 2 = 226.28 for the 12" pizzas 201.14 for the 16 inch pizza. The 2 for 1 deal is a better deal as I said uptop but here's the spelled out math requested.
Four one topping pizzas allows you to get four different toppings, while most restaurants won't allow you to split your toppings into quarters, and if they do, they'll intermingle the toppings, so some of the peppers on your slice have onis where they don't belong. But if you want the same kind of topping, you'll get a much better deal on one large pizza than on four pizzas because you only pay the per topping price once (even if it costs a little more) instead of four times.
So what was the answer?So I am calling Domino's to take home a pizza and some cheesy sticks (wife is going out with some girl friends so it is me, my son, and my 2 daughters that have strep throat tonight). They tell me their specials, of which one is 2 medium 1-toppings and a bread for $14.99. They also have their XLP 1-topping for $9.99, with cheese sticks being $3.99.
So the in me immediately asks for the diameter of each pizza, I do a little pi X radius squared and figure out the most pizza per buck spent.
And no, there are not ANY good mom and pop pizza joints within 10 miles of where I live, so spare the "Good pizza down" comments.
Get a 14-inch, but since you're hungry, have them cut it into six slices because you won't eat enough to feel full if you only have four slices.This thread makes me hungry. Just how many inches of pizza do I want?
Big Trig Equation should be the name of Willie Neslon's band.I was trying to keep it simple for the Buckeye fans...
I know there is a big trig equation attached to this but let's just try and keep it simple. 24" for 14.99 and 16" for 9.99