ABC Solutions, a business consulting firm, needs to determine the location of its headquarters. Its clients are situated primarily in the 16 states outlined in Table Below. There are four possible locations for the headquarters: San Francisco, Atlanta, Chicago, and New York. The fixed yearly costs of establishing an office in San Francisco is $165,428, Dallas is $131,230, Denver is $140,000, and Portland is $145,000. Table below displays the anticipated number of trips to each state and the travel expenses from each prospective site. It is assumed that each consultant will undertake no more than 25 journeys per year. a. Assuming there are no restrictions on the number of consultants at each location and the aim is to minimize expenses, where should the headquarters be located, and how many consultants should be assigned to each office? What is the yearly cost of the facility and travel? b. If a maximum of 10 consultants can be allocated to a headquarters, where should the offices be located? How many consultants should be assigned to each office? What is the yearly expense of this configuration? c. What is your opinion of a regulation in which all consulting projects from a particular state are directed to a single headquarters? Compared to allowing multiple offices to handle a single state, how much additional expense is this policy likely to generate