1. Total Cost for Stright Voting = $ 8,960,032
Explanation ;
Total Cost for stright voting = $32 [($560,000/2) + 1 ]
= $8,960,032
2. Total Cost for Cumulative Voting Seat Cost = $ 3,584,032
Explanation;
Cumulative Voting Seat Cost = $ 32 {[$560,000/(4+1)]+ 1}
= $ 3,584,032
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