In the Costs section, Daniel mentioned that the fixed cost dominates the levelized cost of driving for most personal vehicles. However, this can change for different vehicles, like large trucks. Lets try computing the levelized cost of driving in $$/$km for an $18$ wheeler with the characteristics below. Then, we'll use this information to estimate how much shipping contributes to the cost of bananas.The truck costs $$130000$ to buy.It can haul $16000$ kg of bananas.The capital charge factor is $0\mathrm{.}25.$The taxes, fees, and insurance each year total to $$8000.$The truck is driven $180000$ km$/$year$.$Variable operation and maintenance $($VOM$)$ costs add up to $$0\mathrm{.}019$ per kilometer.Fuel costs $$0\mathrm{.}90$ per liter.The truck can travel $100$ km on $54$ L of fuel.Part $1$: What are the fixed costs in dollars per kilometer?