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Below is the problem, you can also find a similar one $($only the numbers changed$)$ in your textbook Chapter $20,$ Problem $20\mathrm{.}3.$ Since we did not cover this chapter in this course, you will need some reading from the textbook to form your solution better.

A construction company is investigating two forming options for a new hotel project. Option A is the use of large$-$panel forms for the walls and table forms for the slabs. Option B is tunnel forms for walls and slabs. In both cases, the equipment is to be rented, for the total area of $2,000$ sf of walls and $2,000$ sf of slabs. Overall, $160,000$ sf of walls and $160,000$ sf of slabs will be formed. Costs, labor productivity, and work durations are as follows:

$\backslash$table$[[$Parameter$,$Option $A,$Option B B$],[$Construction duration $(-$ rental period$),$ months,$12,10],[$Rental rale, S s$/$sf of form per month:,,$],[$Wall forms,$$\frac{0\mathrm{.}37}{s}t,],[$Table forms,$$\frac{0\mathrm{.}46}{s}t,],[$Tunnelforms

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