CO129-366 - Governor Sir Lugard Acting Governor May - 1910 [4-5] — Page 94

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We discussed inter alia the question whether the ratio between the normal and constructive rates as defined is constant over all lengths on the railway. It can be shown that it is by the following examples: -

Assume that the Chinese actual mileage = 80 miles, that the British actual mileage = 20 miles, and denote the British hypothetical mileage by y miles. Then on

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Then the Normal Rate = 1x

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*.g. if y = 20 miles

and $x = $12.00, the normal rate will be $0.10 per mile.

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And the Constructive Rate

=

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Section.

and 20-b

-and y

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$x

be the distance to the frontier on the British

Section. denote the hypothetical British milesge

(do-a) + (20-6)+y" 100-a-bry

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