Preston Concrete is a major supplier of concrete to residential and commercial builders in the Pacific Northwest. The companys policy is to price deliveries at 25 percent over full cost per cubic yard (including an allowance for administrative costs). At the start of 2014, the company estimated costs as follows: Material costs = $75 per cubic yard Delivery costs = $500,000 per year +$10 (mile) +$50 (truck hour) Yard operation costs = $300,000 per year + $17 per cubic yard Administrative costs = $2,000,000 per year Delivery costs include a rate per mile, recognizing that more miles result in more gas and maintenance costs, and a rate per truck hour since, even if a delivery truck is kept waiting at a job site, the truck must be kept running (so the concrete mix will not solidify) and the driver must be paid. At the start of 2014, the company estimated that it would deliver 500,000 cubic yards.

On October 28, Fairview Construction Company asked Preston to deliver 6,000 cubic yards of concrete.The job will require driving 8,400 miles and 300 truck hours.What will the price be if Preston follows its normal pricing policy?

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