<prompt> Etsa tlhahlobo ea litšenyehelo bakeng sa morero o reriloeng.Morero o reriloeng: Ho bula khefi e ncha  <response>: Instruction in English: Construct a cost-benefit analysis for a proposed project. . Response in English: A cost-benefit analysis is a quantitative assessment that compares the value of all the benefits of a proposed project against the costs associated with it. Heres a sample cost-benefit analysis for opening a new cafe:Costs:1. Startup costs: This includes expenses such as rent, furniture, equipment, and initial inventory. Lets estimate this at 100,000.2. Operating costs: This includes ongoing expenses such as salaries for employees, rent, utilities, and inventory. Lets estimate this at 20,000 per month.3. Marketing costs: This includes expenses such as advertising, promotion and public relations. Lets estimate this at 4,000 per month.Benefits:1. Revenue: Based on market research, we estimate that the cafe can generate 30,000 per month in revenue.2. Increased foot traffic: The new cafe could attract more people to the area, which could benefit other businesses as well.3. Community engagement: The cafe could serve as a hub for the local community and provide a space for events and social gatherings.In the first year, the total costs would be around 388,000 100,000 20,000 4,000 12 months. The total benefits, assuming 30,000 per month in revenue, would be 360,000. Based on this analysis, the costs of opening a new cafe exceed the benefits in the first year. However, this is just an initial assessment based on our estimates. Further analyses, such as a break-even analysis or a sensitivity analysis, should be conducted to provide more accurate projections. Additionally, the intangible benefits, such as increased foot traffic and community engagement, could have a positive long-term impact on the business and the surrounding area. . Response in Sesotho: Tlhahlobo ea litšenyehelo tsa melemo ke tekanyo ea palo e bapisang boleng ba melemo eohle ea morero o reriloeng khahlanong le litšenyehelo tse amanang le oona. Mona ke mohlala oa tlhahlobo ea melemo ea ho bula khefi e ncha: Litšenyehelo: 1. Litšenyehelo tsa ho qala: Sena se kenyelletsa litšenyehelo tse kang rente, thepa ea ka tlung, lisebelisoa le thepa ea pele. Ha re hakanye sena ho 100,000. 2. Litšenyehelo tsa ho sebetsa: Sena se kenyelletsa litšenyehelo tse tsoelang pele tse kang meputso ea basebetsi, rente, lisebelisoa le thepa. Ha re hakanye sena ho 20,000 ka khoeli. 3. Litšenyehelo tsa ho bapatsa: Sena se kenyelletsa litšenyehelo tse kang papatso, phahamiso le likamano tsa sechaba. Ha re hakanye sena ho 4,000 ka khoeli. Melemo: 1. Lekeno: Ho latela lipatlisiso tsa maraka, re hakanya hore cafe e ka hlahisa 30,000 ka khoeli ka chelete. 2. Ho eketseha ha sephethephethe sa maoto: Cafe e ncha e ka hohela batho ba bangata sebakeng seo, e leng se ka tsoelang likhoebo tse ling molemo. 3. Ho sebelisana le sechaba: Cafe e ka sebetsa e le setsi sa sechaba sa lehae le ho fana ka sebaka sa liketsahalo le likopano tsa boithabiso. Selemong sa pele, litšenyehelo tsohle li ne li tla ba 388,000 100,000 20,000 4,000 likhoeli tse 12. Kakaretso ea melemo, ho nka 30,000 ka khoeli ho lekeno, e ka ba 360,000. Ho ipapisitsoe le tlhahlobo ena, litšenyehelo tsa ho bula cafe e ncha li feta melemo ea selemo sa pele. Leha ho le joalo, ena ke tlhahlobo ea pele feela e thehiloeng likhakanyong tsa rona. Litlhahlobo tse ling, joalo ka tlhahlobo ea khefutso kapa tlhahlobo ea maikutlo, li lokela ho etsoa ho fana ka likhakanyo tse nepahetseng haholoanyane. Ho phaella moo, melemo e sa bonahaleng, e kang ho eketseha ha sephethephethe sa maoto le ho kopanela sechabeng, ho ka ba le phello e ntle ea nako e telele khoebong le sebakeng se potolohileng. 