Planned Finish

Planned start time

Planned cost

Planned Cost

The total cost for the account shown as Actual cost Planned cost

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Account for running costs

The action was the action it took to get there.

Well I think we kind of did it at the same time, but he's done it.

How's company life?

We first turn left and down and then right.

In this case it's only 1.

Take it off the frontier. Put it on explored.

Add in this path for a total cost of 220.

Kirkland was heading from his home to attend a budget meeting at the GAO.

Anyway, factory tooling.

The bill please.

Check.

The goal is worth 100. A straight motion costs 1.

Now, for most of the problems we'll deal with, we'll make the Path Cost function be additive so that the cost of the path is just the sum of the costs of the individual steps.

The bill, please.

Let's get a check.

The customer pays you 200 for your services

Okay. A couple more questions from Drew.

Yeah. So we're cruising?

One, breadth first search, in which we always expand first the shallowest paths, the shortest paths.

Now where would you go if you were an accountant... who had just stolen 15 million dollars?

The inner loop of the summation now has only 3 terms rather than 5 terms.

Now, fixed price you can decide, well, how do I set that price.

We are measuring it because we know that you cannot manage what you do not measure.

You must mean the Bursar's Offýce.

Desk job. I was an accountant.

Where's the bill, man?

Okay, operations account.

This is known as refactoring.

Look I'm an accountant, just an accountant.

I'm income service representative, I'm an account manager... and... and..

Each society has a different institution.

If you think it's guaranteed to find the shortest path, check here.

Computes Italian Fiscal codes

He had some extra cash cause he was doing some freelance accounting work for Ramone.

Part of our inertial nav system.

Well,why would you send the IRS after me?

Assassin?

And the total cost of this is 0 because each counterclockwise turn is worth 0, therefore, we just go straight to the goal, and we only pay the straight motion cost, which is 7 in total because it's 7 for the straight penalty plus 100 is 93.