What is the Actual Manhattan Unit Cost for the GIRP?

What is the Actual Manhattan Unit Cost for the GIRP?

• A. $121,651,000
• B. $30,414,000
• C. $44,083,000
• D. $30,414

Answer: (B)

This question tests how to identify the amount that represents the cost allocated to Manhattan for the GIRP, i.e., the Actual Manhattan Unit Cost, by focusing on the Manhattan portion rather than the entire program. In the data provided, the costs attributed specifically to Manhattan add up to $30,414,000. That figure reflects the Manhattan share of the GIRP, which is exactly what the unit-cost figure for that area should show. The other numbers correspond to totals for other areas or the overall program, not Manhattan’s specific allocation, so they don’t match the required Manhattan unit-cost amount.

This question tests how to identify the amount that represents the cost allocated to Manhattan for the GIRP, i.e., the Actual Manhattan Unit Cost, by focusing on the Manhattan portion rather than the entire program. In the data provided, the costs attributed specifically to Manhattan add up to $30,414,000. That figure reflects the Manhattan share of the GIRP, which is exactly what the unit-cost figure for that area should show. The other numbers correspond to totals for other areas or the overall program, not Manhattan’s specific allocation, so they don’t match the required Manhattan unit-cost amount.