Xavier is excited but knows this is a huge project. Help Xavier stay organized by creating a job board for him. A job board is like a bulletin board that holds important information about a big project. This way, he can see the important aspects of his job, along with his costs. To do this, you will be taking the answers to the math questions above and creating items that Xavier can hang on his job board to remind him of the choices he should make in this project. You may select to create your job board in poster form or digitally in a word processing document. Either way, the job board should include the following pieces of content: A rough drawing of Xavier’s lot that includes the lot measurements provided above.
Make sure that you include the total area of the lot that you calculated in Math Problem 1 somewhere on this drawing.
A sketch of the prefabricated house option that you suggest Xavier purchases (either Option 1 or Option 2).
Make sure that you include his final price that you calculated in Math Problem 3 or 4.
Also, be sure to label the upgraded technology that was included in the option you chose so that Xavier can point it out to his building inspector when the time comes.
A graphic representation (photo, clip art, etc.) of a truck with the final transportation cost on it (this is the answer to Math Problem 5).
Math Problem 1:
The area of Xaviers lot is 272.5 sq ft.
Math Problem 2:
Xavier’s available lot coverage is 109 sq ft.
Math Problem 3:
The total price for Option 1 is $325,980.
Math Problem 4:
The total price for Option 2 is $509,600.
Math Problem 5:
Xavier’s transportation cost to have the modules delivered on the same day is about $570.
I just want an explanation please ;-;