Answer:
It's the second box.
Step-by-step explanation:
There, you are getting the most product for the cheapest.
Answer:
4.6%.
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability that a can of paint contains contamination(C) is 3.23%
P(C)=3.23%
The probability of a mixing(M) error is 2.4%.
P(M)=2.4%
The probability of both is 1.03%.

We want to determine the probability that a randomly selected can has contamination or a mixing error. i.e. 
In probability theory:

The probability that a randomly selected can has contamination or a mixing error is 4.6%.
This situation can be represented by
y = 33x + 223
y = 32x + 239
I still like substitution, so let’s plug in 33x + 223 into the second equation
33x + 223 = 32x + 239
Move the terms into appropriate sides
33x - 32x = 239 - 223
Combine like terms
x = 16
Then plug in x for any equation
y = 32(16) + 239
y = 751
Erin will have to swim 16 laps for a total of 751 meters
There you go? Is that right or no?