A bakery charges $0.50 per square inch for custom cakes. A customer orders a custom cake as shown in the diagram. How much will the bakery charge for this cake? A $48 B ,$57 C $114 D $120

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Answer:

$57

Step-by-step explanation:

We can find the cost of the custom cake by:

  1. splitting it into smaller rectangles
  2. finding the area of each one
  3. adding all of the rectangles' areas together
  4. multiplying its area by the price per square inch

1) We can split the rectangle into 3 smaller rectangles, as shown in the attached image.

2) We can find the area of each rectangle using the formula:

[tex]A = l \cdot w[/tex]

where [tex]l[/tex] = length and [tex]w[/tex] = width.

Left Rectangle

[tex]A_L = (7\text{ in}) \cdot (8\text{ in})[/tex]

[tex]A_L = 56\text{ in}^2[/tex]

Middle Rectangle

[tex]A_M = \left(\dfrac{}{}(15 - 7 - 5)\text{ in}\dfrac{}{}\right) \cdot \left(\dfrac{}{}(8 - 2)\text{ in}\\\dfrac{}{}\right)[/tex]

[tex]A_M = (3\text{ in}) \cdot (6\text{ in})[/tex]

[tex]A_m=18\text{ in}^2[/tex]

Right Rectangle

[tex]A_R = (5\text{ in})\cdot (8\text{ in})[/tex]

[tex]A_R = 40\text{ in}^2[/tex]

3) We can add together the smaller rectangles' areas:

[tex]A = A_L + A_M + A_R[/tex]

[tex]A = (56\text{ in}^2) + (18\text{ in}^2) + (40\text{ in}^2)[/tex]

[tex]A = 114\text{ in}^2[/tex]

4) We can multiply the area by the price per square inch:

[tex]P = (114\not\!\!\!\!\text{ in}^2) \cdot \dfrac{\$0.50}{1\not \!\!\!\!\text{ in}^2}[/tex]

[tex]\boxed{P = \$57}[/tex]

So, the bakery will charge $57 for the cake.

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