A local pizza shop has a membership program for frequent buyers. The membership costs $15 per month and members get a discounted price of $1 per slice of pizza. Parker purchased a membership to this pizza shop. How much would Parker have to pay the pizza shop if he bought 20 slices of pizza this month? What would be the monthly cost for xx slices of pizza?

$34

$26.5

Step-by-step explanation:

Membership cost per month = $25

Price of a slice of pizza for members= $1.50

How much would Aaliyah have

to pay the pizza shop if she bought 6 slices of pizza this month

Total cost of Aaliyah on 6 slices of pizza = membership cost per month + prices of 6 discounted pizza

= $25 + $1.50(6)

= $25 + $9

= $34

What would be the

monthly cost for a slices of pizza

Monthly cost of Aaliyah a slices of pizza = membership cost per month + price of 1 discounted pizza

= $25 + $1.5

= $26.5

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