<span>For a box with x chocolates, the cost of packaging is C(x) = x^2 and the
weight is W(x) = x + 2. Thus the cost per unit weight is C(x) / W(x) = x^2 / (x + 2)</span>
Answer:
You can buy 16.6666666 or 16
Step-by-step explanation:
You just needed to divide 5 by .30
Note that a percentile tells us how many percents of numbers that are above the number at the percentile. So the 70th percentile tells us that 70% of the students are taller than Jake. That means 30% of the students are either at the same height or shorter than Jake.
30% of 1100 would be 0.3*1100 = 330.
So there are 330 students that are either at the same height or shorter than Jake.
So we're given Y = 3x.
We now can replace Y, for 3x in the equation:
Y = x + 4
3x = x + 4
3x - x = 4
2x = 4
x = 2