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Updated on: 12 Nov 2025, 04:45
Originally posted by Sajjad1994 on 30 Mar 2020, 09:09.
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Dropdown 1: Gulfstream GX
Dropdown 2: 640$
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The colored bubble chart plots 5 business jets models against each other in terms of minimum number of feet required for takeoff, number of inches of leg room, price, and prestige.
Fill each blank using the drop-down menu to create the most accurate statement on the basis of the information provided.
The business jet that offers the best value per inch of leg room is the .
The owner of a Learjet Lux would have to pay more dollars per foot required for takeoff on a Bombardier?
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Dropdown 2: 640$
30 Mar 2020, 09:57
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1)For Gulfstream GX the best value per inch of the leg room would be 1.8/20 while for others it is lesser.
2)Dollar per foot for bombardier = 3.2/4= 0.8M$/1000foot while for the Learjet lux it is 2.4/15=.16M$/1000foot so the difference is 640$
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2)Dollar per foot for bombardier = 3.2/4= 0.8M$/1000foot while for the Learjet lux it is 2.4/15=.16M$/1000foot so the difference is 640$
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1. Gulfstream Mini-=1.4/12.5=0.112. similarly for others :Learjet Lux=0.184. Gulfstream GX-0.9. Learjet ZX-0.11 and Bombardier =0.16. Hence Gulfstream GX
2. Lear jet Lux=2.4/15=0.16
Bombardier =3.2/4=0.8
=0.8-0.16=.64
now convert millioons and thousands of feet you get 640
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