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A payment reviewer tests the arithmetic: a unit-price item overruns by 344 cy at $122/cy. What added payment is due?

Correct Answer

B) $41,968

The calculation gives $41,968 for the stated unit price addition. Other choices: the distractors come from omitting an adjustment, using the wrong rate, or applying a rounded shortcut for calculation item 312.

Answer Options
A
$37,771
B
$41,968
C
$46,164
D
$52,460

Why This Is the Correct Answer

The calculation gives $41,968 for the stated unit price addition.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: $37,771

unit price addition, choice a: $37,771 is wrong because $37,771 prices 309.6 units at $122.

Option C: $46,164

unit price addition, choice b: $46,164 prices 378.39 units at $122.

Option D: $52,460

unit price addition, choice d: $52,460 is wrong because $52,460 prices 430 units at $122.

Memory Technique

Picture a switch labeled unit price addition: finish every operation before accepting $41,968.

Reference Hint

Open Construction Project Management, 5th Ed. (2022); use the index entry or section for "unit price addition calculation" to confirm that The calculation gives $41,968 for the stated unit price addition.

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