what are the processes and costs of a basement conversion?
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Hello Max,


There is a little typo on the solution. In a warmer winter you will have gas consumption reduced by 10%, that implies a reduction of 10% of sales and variable costs (the hypothesis is to consider them linearly dependant).


Talink about the Infrastructure costs, they are composed by fixed (60%) and variable(40%) costs. Applying the saving on the variable part you have:


240*40%*10%=9.6  

  

So that the new Infrastructure costs will be 240-9.6=230.4  

  

Does it make sense?  

Feel free to contact me if you have any doubt.  

  

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