$10 for each 2000 square feet of area, but not less than $130
For example, the minimum is 2000 square feet, which would be $130
So if I were to input 9000 square feet, I would get $170
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
$10 for each 2000 square feet of area, but not less than $130
For example, the minimum is 2000 square feet, which would be $130
So if I were to input 9000 square feet, I would get $170
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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My apologies. I edited the title of the thread. Hopefully this makes things a little clearer.
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But it returns 165 (not 170) for 9000.
2000 = 130
How much is 4000?
If 10 for each 2000 then it would be for me 140.
If we go with same logic then 9000 would be 165.
4000 would equal out to $140, and 9000 square feet would be $165, correct. Thank you so much!
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