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Isaiah's Bakery is getting more and more orders for blackberry pies. The bakers made 11 blackberry pie in July, 33 blackberry pies in August, 99 blackberry pies in September, 2727 blackberry pies in October, and 8181 blackberry pies in November. If this pattern continues, how many blackberry pies will the bakery make in December?\newline _____ blackberry pies

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Q. Isaiah's Bakery is getting more and more orders for blackberry pies. The bakers made 11 blackberry pie in July, 33 blackberry pies in August, 99 blackberry pies in September, 2727 blackberry pies in October, and 8181 blackberry pies in November. If this pattern continues, how many blackberry pies will the bakery make in December?\newline _____ blackberry pies
  1. Identify pattern: Step 11: Identify the pattern in the number of pies made each month.\newlineJuly: 11 pie, August: 33 pies, September: 99 pies, October: 2727 pies, November: 8181 pies.\newlineThe pies are increasing by a factor of 33 each month (313^1, 323^2, 333^3, 343^4).
  2. Calculate December pies: Step 22: Calculate the number of pies for December using the identified pattern.\newlineSince November (the 55th month) had 343^4 pies, December (the 66th month) will have 353^5 pies.\newline35=2433^5 = 243 pies.

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