That depends on many things- where you are located, what pie, and how big the pie is.
It depends on the pie as well as the country that you are buying it in.
1/8 pie
No, 1/2 is smaller than 1. Think of it in the terms of a pie. A whole pie is bigger than 1/2 of a pie.
1/9 doubled is 2/9. Consider a pie cut into 9 pieces. 1/9 is one piece of pie. Double that top get 2 pieces of pie or 2/9.
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It depends on the pie as well as the country that you are buying it in.
To determine the selling price of the bowl of chicken pot pie, you can use the formula: Selling Price = Food Cost / (1 - Food Cost Percentage). In this case, the food cost is $2.37, and the food cost percentage is 35% (or 0.35). So, the selling price would be $2.37 / (1 - 0.35) = $2.37 / 0.65, which equals approximately $3.65.
About £4.56
$13
Say you have a pie and want to know if you eat 1/2 of it what percentage is left. Now 1 pie - 1/2 pie = 1/2 pie So (1/2 pie) / (1 whole pie) = 1/2 Divide 2 into one and you get .50 To get percent move decimal place two spaces to left. In this case you get 50%.
1/8 pie
Cherry Pie costs 10 cents in the Colonial Times.
It works out that each apple pie cost 16 and that each pumpkin pie cost 20
About 10 cents
No, 1/2 is smaller than 1. Think of it in the terms of a pie. A whole pie is bigger than 1/2 of a pie.
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The average frozen pie crust like that you would buy in the grocery store runs about $4.50 on average. This gives you 2 shells one for the pie base and the other to cover the top of the pie. If you are to make your own as I do it runs you about $1-$1.50 depending on where you live and the price of ingredients. This also gives you two shells.