Hi,
I was just wondering how the cost for the single decker is calculated considering the following :
420k/300k = 1,4 + 0,5 = 1,9 * 10 = 19
10500 / 350 = 30 / 10 = 3
20 * 1 = 20
19+3+20 = 42 ?!
How do you get to 61 (meaning that the dep cost was double counted according to the solution…?)
Unless I missed a key information, I don't understand why it is double counted.
Thanks for your help!
The explanation is wrong but the answer is right. There is a mistake in the first part of the explanation, where a 10 should be a 20.
To help you understand, we know that each trip is 20 miles as per exhibit 1. Also, note that fuel per mile is lower in exhibit 2 (0.5 rather than 1)
Total = 28+10+3+20 = 61
If you want some other cases, reach out and I would be happy to point you in the right direction.
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Hi there,
I fully agree with Giacomo, a 10 should be a 20, not 10, as stated in the first section of the explanation.
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