twelve inch against sixteen
- Pizza A diameter (in)
- 12
- Pizza A price
- ₹400
- Pizza B diameter (in)
- 16
- Pizza B price
- ₹600
Better valuePizza B is better value
The 16 inch has 1.78 times the area for 1.5 times the price
Open this exampleWhich pizza is better value per square inch. Area grows with the square of the diameter, so a 16 inch pizza is not a third bigger than a 12 inch one, it is nearly twice the size.
Also called: pizza size comparison, price per square inch.
Pizza B is better value. Pizza A is ₹4 per square inch and B is ₹3. B has 1.78x the area of A for 1.5x the price.
Doubling a diameter quadruples the area. That is why the large is almost always better value: the price rises roughly linearly with diameter while the food rises with its square. Two 12 inch pizzas have less area than one 16 inch, which surprises most people and is the single most useful fact on this page.
area grows with the square of the diameterEach of these is asserted on every build. If a change to the engine ever moved one of these answers, the build would fail before the page could print it.
Better valuePizza B is better value
The 16 inch has 1.78 times the area for 1.5 times the price
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