Mathematics, 25.09.2021 14:00 ellisc7044

A new “mega-size” pizza costs $29.99. The pizza company wants to get $0.02 per square centimetre of pizza. a) How much area should the pizza cover? b) What should be the pizza's diameter, to the nearest centimetre?

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