If You Pay Close Attention to the Math Behind Pizza, You Could End Up Saving Serious Dough
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Listen up, pizza-lovers. If you've ever been faced with the conundrum of which size pie to order to get the most bang for your buck, today's your lucky day. Twitter user @fermatslibrary broke down the math behind pizza sizes, and it's blowing people's minds.
Turns out that after finding the area of each pie, one 18-inch pizza will actually yield more cheesy goodness than two 12-inch pizzas. This essentially means you'll have more to eat when you order one medium pizza instead of two smalls (or personal sizes). I'll cheers to that math! Ahead, see the equation broken down, as well as many other responses to this exciting realization.
The Original Pizza Problem That Started It All . . .
Fans of Crust Realized This Works Out in Their Favor
Math Geeks and Pizza-Lovers Rejoice in the Most Ambitious Crossover in History
Alas, the Math Is a Little Hard to Swallow
Others Were Just Happy to See the "Truth" Set Free
This Is the Kind of Solution We're Looking For, TBH
We're Leaving Small Pizzas Behind in 2018
If You Reacted Like This, Please Raise Your Hand
Even Pun-Masters Wanted a Pizza the Action (Sorry)
I'll see myself out.