is at issue in this appeal.
          The Letter Agreement was created because Daka and SAC both recognized the possibility that one of the contracts to which Daka had become successor, the University of Florida food service contract ("UF contract"), would be terminated by the end of 1995, in which case Daka would lose certain fixed assets that had been invested at the University of Florida.  To provide "full protection" for these assets in the event of a termination of the UF contract, the parties agreed that SAC would pay Daka a sum based upon the unamortized value of those assets within ten days of any date of termination by the University.
         On May 10, 1995, the University of Florida terminated its contract with Daka.  Both parties agree that, within ten days, SAC was obligated to provide Daka with the unamortized value of Daka'a unprotected assets at the University of Florida site.  The only dispute in this case involves the method of computing the unamortized value of those unprotected assets.
          The Letter Agreement states that "[t]he unamortized balance of such assets as of July 1993, July 1994, and July 1995, which shall be used as a guide for determining the actual unamortized balances of the date of termination is shown below as 'Additional Protection Required.'"  Under "Additional Protection Required," the agreement provides that on July 30,