Why the rental cost reduction should be 10*6 and 20*6? Where the "20" comes from?
New cost = 2.000*0,7 – 10*6 – 20*6 = 1.400k – 60k – 120k = $1.220k
Hi Mavis,
Thanks for solving my case.
10K and 20K refer to the monthly savings in the first 6 months and in the second 6 months respectively.
Indeed:
Thus the difference is 10K in the first 6 months and 20k in the second 6 months, for each month.
As a consequence:
I will update the case solution to make it more clear and I will add the K symbol in the first part of the equation, as I noticed it is now missing.
Thanks again for your question, please feel free to message me if you have additional ones.
Best,
Francesco
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Hi Francesco, thanks very much. But why savings in month 6-12 should be 20K*6 instead of 10k*6? Thanks again.
Hi Mavis, since the current rent is 72K and the new one in month 6-12 would be 52K, the difference each month would be 20K. Thus in the 6-month period you get a saving of 20K*6. Hope this helps!