Connection Cost Calculator

Formula

The formula to calculate the Connection Cost is:

\[ CON = CD \cdot DR \]

Where:

$ CON $ is the Connection Cost (\$).
$ CD $ is the connection distance (ft).
$ DR $ is the distance rate (\$/ft).

What is Connection Cost?

Connection cost refers to the total expense incurred to establish a connection over a specified distance. This is commonly used in scenarios such as laying cables or pipelines, where the cost is directly proportional to the distance covered.

Example

Let's say you have a connection distance (CD) of 100 feet and a distance rate (DR) of $2 per foot. Using the formula:

\[ CON = 100 \cdot 2 = 200 \, \text{\$} \]

So, the connection cost (CON) would be $200.