#1 Choose 5 different origin points and 5 different destination points. Calculate the milage between each.Assume that the charge per mile is $4.65 (for destinations under 100 miles)Assume that the cha

#1

Choose 5 different origin points and 5 different destination points.

• Calculate the milage between each.
• Assume that the charge per mile is $4.65 (for destinations under 100 miles)
• Assume that the charge per mile is $3.45 (for destinations between 101 miles and 250 miles)
• Assume that the charge per mile is $3.25 (for destinations between 251 and 400 miles)
• Assume that the charge per mile is $3.05 ( for destinations over 401 miles)

Each load has 9 stops.

• Stops 1-4 are $75/stop. Stop 5-9 are $45/stop.

The minimum charge per load is $600 + stop charges.

There is also a 17% fuel surcharge on all loads. Do not charge fuel surcharge on the stop charges...

Calculate the charge to the customer for all 5 loads...

#2

Use the same distances as above and calculate the same loads using the following:

• Each load is 45,000 lbs.
• The charge is $.28/cwt on all loads
• The stop charges are the same as above
• The fuel surcharge is 17%
• Each truck is detained at the unload\ding destination for 5 hours.
• The charges for unloading delay is $75/hour after the first 2 hours free.

Calculate the charge to the customer for the above 5 loads.