Cost Per Brick Calculator

Formula

The formula to calculate the cost per brick (CPB) is:

\[ CPB = \frac{TC}{B} \]

Where:

$ CPB $ is the cost per brick ($/brick).
$ TC $ is the total cost ($).
$ B $ is the number of bricks.

Example

Let's say the total cost ($ TC $) is $500, and the number of bricks ($ B $) is 1000. Using the formula:

\[ CPB = \frac{500}{1000} \]

We get:

\[ CPB = 0.50 \]

So, the cost per brick ($ CPB $) is $0.50 per brick.

What is Cost Per Brick?

Cost per brick is a term used to describe the price of one brick. This term is used most often in construction to determine the cost efficiency of purchasing bricks for building projects.