A clothing factory manufactures leather as well as denim jackets. The factory has to figure out its production possibilities in a 4-hour day. The following production schedule shows output levels based on the number of hours spent on each of the two tasks Hours Spent on Leather Jacket 4 3 2 Number of Leather Jackets Manufactured 12 Hours Spent on Denim Jacket 0 Number of Denim Jackets Manufactured 0 4 9 1 8 6 2 3 1 3 12 16 0 0 4 trems The factory gives up being able to manufacture units) of a denim jacket for every weather jacket manufactured and it gives up being able to manufacture unit of a leather jacket for every denim jacket manufactured by the factory (Round your answer to two decimal places) Given the above production schedule, suppose Mr. Alexander gives an order of 492 leather jackets and 496 denim jackets. In this case, the factory will require Nil days to complete Mr. Alexander's order. (Note: the factory works 4-hour days) Suppose the opportunity cost of manufacturing one more leather jacket is 32 denim jackets. In this case, the opportunity cost of a denim jacket is rather jackets (Round your answer to two decimal places)