Derive the labor and equipment cost for a 1,000 sq.m 4" thick masonry wall using 1:5 mortar mixture based from the following crew team composition, output and given prices.1. Team and Daily Rates1- Project Engineer (P 2000/day)1 - Construction Foreman (P 1000/day)6 - Mason (P800/day)12 - Laborer (P500/day)2. Output of team is 13.5 cu.m per day.3. Equipment (minor tools) is 10% of the labor cost. Determine the total cost of labor and equipment for a 1,000 sq.m 4" thick masonry wall using 1:5 mortar mixture based from the followingcrew team composition, output and given prices.281,296.28280,296.28279,296.28288,296.28 Determine the total number of days the team can complete the installation of the 1,000 sq.m 4" thick masonry wall using 1:5 mortarmixture.078

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Determine the total cost of labor and equipment for a 1,000 sq.m 4" thick masonry wall using 1:5 mortar mixture based from the following crew team composition, output and given prices. 281,296.28 280,296.28 279,296.28 288,296.28 Determine the total number of days the team can complete the installation of the 1,000 sq.m 4" thick masonry wall using 1:5 mortar mixture. 07 8

Determine the total cost of labor and equipment for a 1,000 sq.m 4" thick masonry wall using 1:5 mortar mixture based from the following crew team composition, output and given prices. 281,296.28 280,296.28 279,296.28 288,296.28 Determine the total number of days the team can complete the installation of the 1,000 sq.m 4" thick masonry wall using 1:5 mortar mixture. 07 8

Construction Materials, Methods and Techniques (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter8: Cast-in-place Concrete

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