Your company plans to bid on resurfacing an all concrete residential swimming pool. To complete the...

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Your company plans to bid on resurfacing an all concrete residential swimming pool. To complete the task, the pool needs to be drained, the interior surface repainted with ceramic paint, then refilled. The pool in question is rectangular in shape, 20 feet wide and 50 long on the interior. When graphing, assume the origin is at the base of the shallow end wall. The shallow end of the pool is a 4-foot wall along the width. The side walls vary in height, starting at 4 feet and pitching for 21.7333 feet along a ramp modeled by the linear equation y = -0.0589x. The deep or diving end begins at the 21.7333-foot mark and is modeled by the quadratic equation y = .046x - 3.425x + 51.429 until it reaches the rear wall. At the rear wall (50 feet) the depth (bottom of the wall) will be at a level 8.821 feet below the top of the pool. Your task is to prepare a cost analysis of this job. 1. Given a current labor rate of $18/hour, you will need 4 laborers to complete the job. 2. The pool currently contains 27,000 gallons of algae-laden water that needs to be pumped out and disposed of at $75/1000 gallons. 3. Once the surface dries, it needs to be cleaned with a cleaner that will remove any accumulated slime-algae. 4. The cleaner is available in 64 oz bottles for $28.37 per bottle. Each bottle cleans 150 square feet of surface in 3-man hours. 5. Again, once the surface dries, the surface can be repainted with ceramic paint. Each gallon at a cost of $49.87 will cover 100 square feet when applying two coats of ceramic. Each man can cover 50 square feet in 15 minutes. 6. Finally, once the ceramic coating dries, the pool should be refilled with clean water. The cost to haul in the water is $225 for each 3,000 gallons. Your company's usual profit margin is 25% on materials and 50% on labor. Please include two sketches of the pool with your proposal, one a top view, the other a side view subterranean. Be as detailed as possible, breaking down costs and mark-up on each phase of the job. Also include an estimate of time in days required to complete the job. Your company plans to bid on resurfacing an all concrete residential swimming pool. To complete the task, the pool needs to be drained, the interior surface repainted with ceramic paint, then refilled. The pool in question is rectangular in shape, 20 feet wide and 50 long on the interior. When graphing, assume the origin is at the base of the shallow end wall. The shallow end of the pool is a 4-foot wall along the width. The side walls vary in height, starting at 4 feet and pitching for 21.7333 feet along a ramp modeled by the linear equation y = -0.0589x. The deep or diving end begins at the 21.7333-foot mark and is modeled by the quadratic equation y = .046x - 3.425x + 51.429 until it reaches the rear wall. At the rear wall (50 feet) the depth (bottom of the wall) will be at a level 8.821 feet below the top of the pool. Your task is to prepare a cost analysis of this job. 1. Given a current labor rate of $18/hour, you will need 4 laborers to complete the job. 2. The pool currently contains 27,000 gallons of algae-laden water that needs to be pumped out and disposed of at $75/1000 gallons. 3. Once the surface dries, it needs to be cleaned with a cleaner that will remove any accumulated slime-algae. 4. The cleaner is available in 64 oz bottles for $28.37 per bottle. Each bottle cleans 150 square feet of surface in 3-man hours. 5. Again, once the surface dries, the surface can be repainted with ceramic paint. Each gallon at a cost of $49.87 will cover 100 square feet when applying two coats of ceramic. Each man can cover 50 square feet in 15 minutes. 6. Finally, once the ceramic coating dries, the pool should be refilled with clean water. The cost to haul in the water is $225 for each 3,000 gallons. Your company's usual profit margin is 25% on materials and 50% on labor. Please include two sketches of the pool with your proposal, one a top view, the other a side view subterranean. Be as detailed as possible, breaking down costs and mark-up on each phase of the job. Also include an estimate of time in days required to complete the job.