How do you find a Pizza topping ingredient cost if the area = 150mm2. The topping costs 10pence per cm2?
Jayman asked:
I believe the answer is to convert the 150 mm2 to cm2 by 150 / 10 = 15 cm2 then 15 * 10pence p/cm2 is 150 pence cost of the ingredient to cover the Pizza . Is this correct?
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150 mm^2 is 1.5 cm^2 (150/100) because 1 cm = 10mm and 1 cm^ = 10*10 = 100 mm^2. So the cost is 10*1.5 = 15 pence. You are off by 1 decimal point. Rajashekhar Shivaram Sharma
It will be 15p because there are 100mm in 1cm. So 10 pence to 100 mm and 5 pence to the 50mm. Add them and you get 15p
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