number 1 for section 10.1 (parts a, b, c)

10.1.1 1. Body Mass Index Body mass index (or BMI) is often used as an indicator for whether a person is over- or underweight. A per- son's BMI is calculated from their mass (in kg) and their height (in m). To calculate a person's BMI, divide their mass by the square of their height. (a) If a person's mass is m, and their height is h, write down the formula that would be used to calculate their BMI. (b) Jesse is 1.75 m tall, and he weighs 82 kg. What is his BMI? (c) In a particular population, heights range from 1.50 m to 1.90 m, and masses range from 45 kg to 160 kg. Calculate the maximum possible range of BMI's for this population