Jack and Jill are two lawyers who are in a partnership. They are moving into a new 4-room suite where the rooms will be used for (A) Jack's Office, (B) Jill's Office, (C) Receptionist and Waiting Room, and (D) Legal Library and Storage. Below is the layout of the new office suite, and the load matrix. Assume that there is $1 cost of travel per feet and the distance between any two side-by-side by rooms is 10 feet. D Daily Load Matrix B 15 30 20 - Suite Floorplan Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Hallway B C D 10 10 25 Room 4 Assume that the lawyers came up with a layout of C, B, D, A for rooms 1, 2, 3 and 4 respectively. What is the cost of travel for this layout? Jack and Jill are two lawyers who are in a partnership. They are moving into a new 4-room suite where the rooms will be used for (A) Jack's Office, (B) Jill's Office, (C) Receptionist and Waiting Room, and (D) Legal Library and Storage. Below is the layout of the new office suite, and the load matrix. Assume that there is $1 cost of travel per feet and the distance between any two side-by-side by rooms is 10 feet. D Daily Load Matrix B 15 30 20 - Suite Floorplan Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Hallway B C D 10 10 25 Room 4 Assume that the lawyers came up with a layout of C, B, D, A for rooms 1, 2, 3 and 4 respectively. What is the cost of travel for this layout