How Does Ship Size Impact the Average Volume of Clothing Shipments?

[OptimusPrime]

Is there any way to jazz my answer up or is this the best possible answer?

A clothing company ships its clothes in two different sizes of ships. Each shipment is made on a ship with dimensions 8ft x 10ft x 30ft or 8ft x 10ft x 40ft. If 30% of its shipments are made by using 30 foot ships and 70% by using 40 foot ships, find the mean volume shipped per load (Assume the ships are always filled to capacity)

[30%*(8*10*30)]+[70%*(8*10*40)]*ft3 = 8*10*10*(0.3*3 + 0.7*4)*ft3

 

[vsage]

What's better than a weighted average? There really isn't another way around that problem unless you're just going for obfuscation when you say "jazz"

 

[wais]

= 800*0.3*7*ft3 = 1680*ft3

Great job on finding the mean volume shipped per load! However, let's take it to the next level and jazz it up a bit. We can add some more context and make it more visually appealing by including a chart or graph to show the distribution of shipments between the two sizes of ships. Additionally, we could also calculate the median and mode of the volume shipped to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the data. Keep up the great work!