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<u>ANSWER</u>
The correct answer is A
<u>EXPLANATION</u>
To find the ink cost of each card coming from printer B, we need to find the total cost from printer B and the total number of cards printed by Printer B.
The total hours of all the three printers over the three weeks

The total hours of printer B only

Total number of cards produced over the three weeks

We can use ratio and proportion to determine the total cards produce by printer B only.


If less, more divides

Total cost of Printer B in 130 hours
$
The ink cost


$
to 2 decimal places
Y=1\2x.
hopes this helps you
Answer:
Option d
Step-by-step explanation:
We need 2 fundamental data to solve this problem.
1.- Average number of clients attended in 1 hour.
2.- Time in which it is expected that a client will be attended.
They tell us that the average number of clients served in an hour is m = 8
They tell us to calculate the probability that the client will be seen in less than 15 minutes.
But the time t in the formula is given in hours.
Therefore we must write 15 minutes according to hours.
We know that
.
So:
.
Now we substitute in the formula
and
to find P.
