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25 Jun 2025, 00:30
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A pizza place sells vegetarian pizza for a certain price and meat pizza for a certain price. If Dana, Alex and Tim bought pizza from this store, how much did Dana pay for 2 vegetarian pizzas?
(1) Tim bought 1 meat pizza and one vegetarian pizza for $18.80.
(2) Alex bought 2 meat pizzas and 2 vegetarian pizzas for $37.60.
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(1) Tim bought 1 meat pizza and one vegetarian pizza for $18.80.
(2) Alex bought 2 meat pizzas and 2 vegetarian pizzas for $37.60.
Gentle note to all experts and tutors: Please refrain from replying to this question until the Official Answer (OA) is revealed. Let students attempt to solve it first. You are all welcome to contribute posts after the OA is posted. Thank you all for your cooperation!
25 Jun 2025, 01:11
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Let price of vegetarian pizza be V and meat pizza be M
How much did Dana pay for 2 vegetarian pizzas?
V=?
S1
M+V=18.8
No info on M to calculate V
Insufficient
S2
2M+2V=37.6
M+V=18.8
No info on M to calculate V
Insufficient
Combined, they have no new info on M to calculate V. Insufficient
Answer E
How much did Dana pay for 2 vegetarian pizzas?
V=?
S1
M+V=18.8
No info on M to calculate V
Insufficient
S2
2M+2V=37.6
M+V=18.8
No info on M to calculate V
Insufficient
Combined, they have no new info on M to calculate V. Insufficient
Answer E
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25 Jun 2025, 08:25
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A pizza place sells vegetarian pizza for a certain price and meat pizza for a certain price. If Dana, Alex and Tim bought pizza from this store, how much did Dana pay for 2 vegetarian pizzas?
Price of 2V Pizza= ?
(1) Tim bought 1 meat pizza and one vegetarian pizza for $18.80.
1M+1V=18.80
We have 2 variables
Insufficient
(2) Alex bought 2 meat pizzas and 2 vegetarian pizzas for $37.60.
2M+2V=37.60 or M+V=18.80
We have 2 variables
Insufficient
(1)&(2) Both equations are same and both variables are unknown
Insufficient
Answer: E
Price of 2V Pizza= ?
(1) Tim bought 1 meat pizza and one vegetarian pizza for $18.80.
1M+1V=18.80
We have 2 variables
Insufficient
(2) Alex bought 2 meat pizzas and 2 vegetarian pizzas for $37.60.
2M+2V=37.60 or M+V=18.80
We have 2 variables
Insufficient
(1)&(2) Both equations are same and both variables are unknown
Insufficient
Answer: E
