As you saw in Question 2, "cracking" leads to spreading the votes of one group of people among several districts so their votes almost do not count. Their votes are considered wasted. As you saw in Question 4, "packing" leads to having an overwhelming number of votes for one group in a single district, many more than needed to win. In other words, any vote above the 51% needed to win is also considered wasted. The number of net wasted votes in an election is the difference of the wasted votes between the two parties. The Efficiency Gap function calculates the percentage of the total number of votes that these net wasted votes represt. Question 8 10 pts 5) Complete the following table