Burgers and pizza slices cost \( \$ 5 \) each. How much will the organizers spend on pizza if they spend \( \$ 70 \) on burger? Show how you arrived at your answer.

To find out how much the organizers spend on pizza based on their spending on burgers, we start with the information given. If burgers cost \( \$ 5 \) each and the organizers spend \( \$ 70 \) on burgers, we can calculate the number of burgers by dividing the total spent by the cost per burger: \[ \text{Number of burgers} = \frac{70}{5} = 14 \text{ burgers} \] Now, if we assume that the organizers want to buy an equal number of pizza slices as burgers, they will also spend: \[ \text{Total spent on pizza} = \text{Number of pizza slices} \times \text{Cost per pizza slice} = 14 \times 5 = \$ 70 \] So, if the organizers spend \( \$ 70 \) on burgers, they will spend \( \$ 70 \) on pizza as well if they buy the same number of slices.