You have a virtualization host that has four processors and each processor has four cores. According to the vendor guidelines, the virtualization solution you've chosen will support up to 18 VCPUS per...

Extracted text: You have a virtualization host that has four processors and each processor has four cores. According to the vendor guidelines, the virtualization solution you've chosen will support up to 18 VCPUS per physical CPU. If you want to keep about 20 percent of your CPU capacity in reserve for growth and performance spikes, how many single VCPU virtual machines will you be able to deploy on this host?