The estimated cost for a multitube cyclone system with a capacity of 60,000 cubic feet per minute
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The estimated cost for a multitube cyclone system with a capacity of 60,000 cubic feet per minute is $450,000.
(a) If the $200,000 actual cost for a 35,000 cubic feet per minute system was used in the cost-capacity equation, what was the value of the exponent?
(b) What can be concluded about the economy of scale of the costs between the two systems?
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a 450000 2000006000035000 x 225 17143 x log 225 x ...View the full answer
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