problem 1\npablos pizza place wants to double the number of customers they have next year.\nselect all the…

problem 1\npablos pizza place wants to double the number of customers they have next year.\nselect all the quantities that are likely to double if they reach their goal.\nthe number of pizzas they make.\nthe hours the store is open.\nthe amount of cheese they buy.\nthe number of items on the menu.\nthe amount of money they earn.

problem 1\npablos pizza place wants to double the number of customers they have next year.\nselect all the quantities that are likely to double if they reach their goal.\nthe number of pizzas they make.\nthe hours the store is open.\nthe amount of cheese they buy.\nthe number of items on the menu.\nthe amount of money they earn.

Answer

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze pizza - making quantity

If the number of customers doubles, more pizzas will be needed, so the number of pizzas they make is likely to double.

Step2: Analyze store - opening hours

Doubling the number of customers doesn't necessarily mean doubling the hours the store is open. They could serve more customers in the same hours with better efficiency.

Step3: Analyze cheese - buying quantity

Since more pizzas will be made (as customers double), more cheese will be required, so the amount of cheese they buy is likely to double.

Step4: Analyze menu - item quantity

Doubling the number of customers doesn't mean the number of items on the menu will double. The menu size is not directly related to the number of customers in this way.

Step5: Analyze money - earning quantity

Assuming the price per pizza and other factors remain the same, if the number of customers doubles, the amount of money they earn is likely to double.

Answer:

The number of pizzas they make. The amount of cheese they buy. The amount of money they earn.