1. Audriana, the owner of an ice cream truck, estimates that her truck will sell 18,000 Klondike bars next year. Audriana pays $0.50 for each of the Klondike bars. Her cost to place an order for the Klondike bars is $33.75, and her cost per year of storing one of the Klondike bars is $0.90. (a) Give a function that represents Audriana's total cost for the Klondike bars. Simplify your answer and clearly define each variable. (b) Indicate the interval (domain) over which the function in part(a) could be minimized. e) Determine the number of Klondike bars Audriana should purchase each order, and the number of orders she should place per year, in order to to minimize her total cost for the Klondike bars. Use calculus to solve this problem; you must verify that your answer yields the minimum cost. 1. Audriana, the owner of an ice cream truck, estimates that her truck will sell 18,000 Klondike bars next year. Audriana pays $0.50 for each of the Klondike bars. Her cost to place an order for the Klondike bars is $33.75, and her cost per year of storing one of the Klondike bars is $0.90. (a) Give a function that represents Audriana's total cost for the Klondike bars. Simplify your answer and clearly define each variable. (b) Indicate the interval (domain) over which the function in part(a) could be minimized. e) Determine the number of Klondike bars Audriana should purchase each order, and the number of orders she should place per year, in order to to minimize her total cost for the Klondike bars. Use calculus to solve this problem; you must verify that your answer yields the minimum cost