Negative return.

Strobe return

Strobe return light detected

Coming up to negative return.

View planned and actual cost

Dollar return in last year's money.

Costs

Cost

Cost

Fired, strobe return light

No strobe return light detected

So our dollar return is 7.84, or if you want to calculate the real return, how much did our actual purchasing power increase?

So we're all tapped out, we're at 100 capacity utilization.

We once again get to the same 7.8 for the real return.

Yes, compulsory, return light

Yes, auto, return light

Yes, red eye, return light

No strobe return detection

And we'll also get returns over 150 billion dollars a year.

One is a decimal number and the other is going to be the hexadecimal number, which we have to write.

And then, what's the state of affairs in our city now?

Joey Costo.

9 isn't the type of returns I want.

And in fact, the global average is about what it is for Ghana.

Or the other way around.

Here in this situation, I actually make money.

He's only running at 25 utilization.

I do lose a couple of these people because they are willing to walk a little bit further for a cupcake.

It's much like on a jet.

Cost Breakdown

Planned Finish

Planned start time

Planned cost

The fixed cost

Planned Cost

Who cares about that?

If I charge 1.60 per cupcake and I only sell 400,000 cupcakes,

And I'm making 500,000 a year in this scenario.

Fired, no strobe return light

And that worked out pretty well.

But either way I think you get the point.

So that piece disappears. Then you have display and everything else.

I also give you something we'll be using in a later quiz and the cost for the step is supposed to be 1.

And let's say Vikram is selling 380,000 cupcakes in a year.

Actual effort