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On the component input windows, why is there both a Costs table and a Sizes to Consider table?

April 26, 2017component costs input Table Windows

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On the component input windows, why is there both a Costs table and a Sizes to Consider table?

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A. The Costs table defines the cost of the component, and the Sizes to Consider table defines which sizes HOMER will try as it searches for the optimal system. The sizes in the two tables can coincide, but they don’t have to.