Your instructor will provide you with either tables of data or the internet addresses for several on$-$line sites that list the individual mining expenses and equipment requirements for a typical mine. Your job is to use the discussion and data to generate an expense report for the land. If you know the potential reserves of Tom's land then you can calculate how much the copper must sell for if the mine is to break even. Assume the copper reserve, mining operation setup, and operating cost is similar to that of Copper Mountain Mine from the case study $($mineral reserve $=1\mathrm{.}5$ billion pounds of copper$)$