Each burglury cost 4000, One officer saves 40 burgluries hence cost of 40*4000=160,000
1st officer will reduce property loss by $160,000
Additional officer added will reduce property loss by half of previous case hence 2nd officer will reduce property loss by $80000
Similarly 3rd officer will reduce property loss by $40000 and 4th will reduce by $20,000.
Using Conventional method to calculate number of officers
Cost of recruting officers= Total Property loss saved
40000*n=160000*1/2+160000*1/4+...+...
40000*n=160000(1/1-0.5)=320000
n=8
Hence * officers should be employed
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