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Business, 17.01.2020 22:31, dianamoulton13

During a typical evening, a pizzeria receives phone orders for pizza delivery at a constant rate: 18 orders in a typical 4 minute periad. how many pies are sold in 4 hours? 1080 pies assume the pizzeria starts taking orders at 4: 00 pm and the profit is a constant rate of $11 on 10 orders. when will phone order profit exceed $1,000? (round your answer to the nearest minute.) pm additional materials reading

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