No, she's not. If each energy drink's unit cost was just over $2.00, and there are 6 drinks in a pack, then that's at least $12.00 right there, but the entire 6-pack is on sale for only $2.99. She should find the correct price by dividing $2.99/6, resulting in about $0.50 per drink
I do believe the answer is D
Answer:
84.3%
Step-by-step explanation:
You first find the frequency. You do this by multiplying the frequency density by the class length.