5) Consider a city with the following populations and travel times:PopulationTravel TimeNeighborhood Workers Jobs2,5001,0005,000ABC1,5002,0001,000AB CA 15 30 60B 30 20 45C 60 45 30Where accessibility is defined by the following equations:A₁ = Σ E₁ f (C₁)A = ΣW₁A₁1f(C₁) = (₁/²What is the overall job accessibility of the city?

Travel Time A B C A 15 30 60 B 30 20 45 C 60 45 30 Neighborhood workers jobs…

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