CPU usage is lower because there are more instances serving your 
application. The tasks are basically distributed. 

For every instance, there is a related vCPU used and a corresponding length 
of time this instance was used. For example, you have 3 instances that 
served as follows:

1st instance - 1 hour 
2nd instance - 2 hours
3rd instance - 1.5 hour(s)

Assuming all instances are using 2 cores, the calculation would be:

1st instance = 1 hour x 2 cores x $0.0526 
2nd instance = 2 hours x 2 cores x $0.0526
3rd instance = 1.5 hour(s) x 2 cores x $0.0526


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