4. Betty Stout is the dining room manager at the Fairview hotel. Betty's restaurant is very busy when the 520-room hotel housing her restaurant experiences high levels of occupancy, but it is slower when the hotel's occupancy is reduced. From past history, Betty knows that service in her dining room is best when she schedules one server for every 50 rooms occupied. Thus, for example, on a Friday night when the hotel sells 380 rooms, Betty must schedule eight servers for Saturday morning (380 rooms sold/50 servers per room = 7.6 servers). Each server scheduled by Betty will work a 6-hour shift and they are paid $17.00 per hour. Betty has just received next week's occupancy forecast from the hotel's director of sales (DOS). Help Betty complete her breakfast staffing worksheet to determine how many breakfast servers she must schedule each day next week, and then answer the questions that follow. Betty's Breakfast Server Worksheet Number of Servers per Forecast Number of Servers Scheduled Server Cost ($) Server Cost per Occupied Room ($) Date 20-Oct 21-Oct Rooms Available 520 520 520 520 520 520 Day of Week Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total Occupancy Forecast (%) 35.5 60.0 62.5 68.0 22-Oct 23-Oct 24-Oct 86.5 25-Oct 95.0 520 91.5 26-Oct 27-Oct 520 N/A (Spreadsheet hint: Use the ROUNDUP function for Number of Servers Scheduled.) a. On what day(s) will Betty schedule the fewest number of breakfast servers? b. On what day(s) will Betty schedule the greatest number of breakfast servers? c. On what day(s) will Betty's total cost of breakfast server staff be lowest? d. On what day(s) will Betty's total cost of breakfast server staff be highest? e. What will be Betty's estimated total breakfast server expense for the week? f. On what day will Betty's server cost per occupied room be lowest? g. On what day will Betty's server cost per occupied room be highest? h. Why is your answer to question (f) different from your answer to question (g) above? i. Can Betty sum the seven individual days server cost per occupied room then divide by seven to get her average server cost per occupied room (CPOR) for the week? Why or why not