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The opportunity cost of fourth truck is 1 Tank.
As, from the graph we can see that he was getting 3 truck and 3 Tank in the node C. So, now because he takes another truck the total tank got reduced to 2. So, difference between C and B is = 3 - 2 = 1 Tank
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