including the commission paid to travel agents:

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$\backslash$table$[[,\backslash$table$[[$Number of Seats$],[$Expected to Be Sold$]]],[$Price Charged,Variable Cost per Ticket,Business,Pleasure$],[$$$,90,250,125],[600,$$$180,230,35]]$

Requirements

Pleasure travelers start their travel during one week, spend at least $1$ weekend at their destination, and return the following week or thereafter. Business travelers usually start and complete their travel within the same work week. They do not stay over weekends. Assume that round$-$trip fuel costs are fixed costs of $$24,100$ and that fixed costs allocated to the round$-$trip flight for airplane$-$lease costs, ground services, and flight$-$crew salaries total $$181,000.$

If you could charge different prices to business travelers and pleasure travelers, would you? Show your computations.

Explain the key factor $($or factors$)$ for your answer in requirement $1.$

How might Costal Air implement price discrimination? That is$,$ what plan could the airline formulate so that business travelers and pleasure travelers each pay the price the airline desires?