Trenny has asked her assistant to prepare estimates of cost of two different sizes of power plants. The assistant reports that the cost of the 130 MW plant is $200,000,000, while the cost of the 240 MW plant is $320,000,000. If Trenny has a budget of only $300,000,000, estimate how large a power plant she could afford using linear interpolation (Enter your answer rounded to one decimal place and in MW eg. XX.X)? Number

Trenny has asked her assistant to prepare estimates of cost of two different sizes of power plants. The assistant reports that the cost of the 130 MW plant is $200,000,000, while the cost of the 240 MW plant is $320,000,000. If Trenny has a budget of only $300,000,000, estimate how large a power plant she could afford using linear interpolation (Enter your answer rounded to one decimal place and in MW eg. XX.X)? Number

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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