How do you calculate the Z?     c) Z is the manufacturing cost per unit. Given, Z=X+Y, then X Y Z f(Z) 85 43 128 0.2 85 45 130 0.05 85 48 133 0.2 95 43 138 0.25 95 45 140 0.1 95 48 143 0.2 Total     1

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c) Z is the manufacturing cost per unit.

Given, Z=X+Y, then

X Y Z f(Z)
85 43 128 0.2
85 45 130 0.05
85 48 133 0.2
95 43 138 0.25
95 45 140 0.1
95 48 143 0.2
Total     1
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