As many as you want. You decide.
If they are the diameters of the pizzas then:- Each slice of the 7 inch pizza is about 9.62 square inches Each slice of the 9 inch pizza is about 7.95 square inches
6 Slices = 2-3 pax
You slice a pizza six times right across the diameter to obtain twelve slices (wedges).
That depends on the pizza company. Often, the standard number of slices is 8, however most companies allow you to specify how many slices you would like, or if you would like to have the pizza double-cut.
The slices can range 9 to 24. Most sicilian pizzas are cut into 16 squares. However, it can differ based on the size of the pie.
Suppose you and your friend go to a pizza parlor, then the shop owner divides the pizza into say 8 slices, then each of you gets 4 slices, that is 4 slices out of a toal of 8 slices It is like saying that each of you got 4/8 (four out of 8) slices or essentially 1/2 pizza Now if three of you go to get pizza, you cannot divide 8 slices equally among three, so you ask the shop owner to divide the pizza into 9 equal slices. That way each of you will get 3/9 (three out of 9) slices or essentially 1/3 pizza Fractions are used to deal with situations where you have to divide a WHOLE thing into several equal parts and deal with them
It all depends how big you want to slice the pieces :). I would say 8 slices is a nice amount. If everyone is very hungry it will probably be 4 slices.
No because there are about 64 square inches in the 9 inch pizza and about 254 square inches in the 18 inch pizza.
A large Costco pizza typically has 12 slices. If you have 50 children and each will eat 2 slices, that amounts to 100 slices needed in total. Dividing 100 slices by 12 slices per pizza means you would need about 8.3 pizzas, so you should order 9 large pizzas to ensure everyone is fed.
Oh, dude, math time! So, if you divide 279 by 31, you get 9. That's how many times 31 can go into 279. It's like dividing a pizza into 31 slices and then taking 9 slices. Easy peasy!
7.952 square inches
54 ÷ 6 = 9 slices on each plate.