Gregory Gaeta, a self$-$employed consultant near Miami, receives an invitation to consult wit$1$ Miami to San Francisco, San Francisco to Chicago, and Chicago to Miami. Gaeta wonders regular round$-$trip fares with no stopovers:

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Gaeta paid $$1,100$ for his three$-$leg flight $($Miami$-$San Francisco,

San Francisco$-$Chicago, Chicago$-$Miami$).$

Requirement $1a.$ How should Gaeta allocate the $$1,100$ airfare between the clients in San intermediary calculations. Round your final answers to the nearest dollar.$)$

$\backslash$table$[[,\backslash$table$[[$San$],[$Francisco$]],$Chicago,$],[$Stand$-$alone,$$,660,$$$,440]]$

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b$.$ How should Gaeta allocate the $$1,100$ airfare between the clients in San Francisco and Chicago using $($b$)$ the incremental cost$-$allocation method?

$\backslash$table$[[,\backslash$table$[[$San$],[$Francisco$]],$Chicago$],[$Incremental$,,],[$San Francisco client primary user,$750,500],[$Chicago client primary user,$350,600]]$

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Miami to San Francisco

$$750$

Miami to Chicago

$$500$

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