To find the cost per yard, divide the cost by the amount:
p: 6.25 / 6.5 = 0.96 --> The cost per yard is $0.96
r: 3 /4 = 0.75 --> The cost per yard is $0.75
b: 8.1 /8.5 = 0.95 --> The cost per yard is $0.95
s: 7.2 / 6 = 1.2 --> The cost per yard is $1.20
In order from cheapest to most expensive:
Red
Brown
Purple
Silver
Hope this helps.
Answer:
HI! That would be s + 6. aka C. <3 have a good day/night
Step-by-step explanation:
So in your question where the P(t) is the value of the performance level of someone learning skill as a function of the training time T. The ask is to estimate the maximum number of units per minute to each worker is capable of processing and the answer is david 15.125
