Aside from catering for outdoor parties, BBQ-Yee32l also x potholes in Bloomington. BBQ-Yee32l's road crews ll potholes using workers and shovels in 1 to 1 correspondence. A worker with 1 shovel can ll 10 potholes in a day. A worker with 2 shovels can still only ll 10 potholes, as can 2 workers with 1 shovel. (A) Draw the production isoquant corresponding to lling 30 potholes. (B) Assume that production displays constant returns to scale, and draw a few more iso- quants. (C) If shovels rent for $5, and workers must be paid $25, draw several isocost lines. (D) If BBQ-Yee32l has received a state contract to ll 30 potholes, what is the minimum cost at which it can fulll the contract? (E) If the cost of renting a shovel suddenly rises from $5 to $6, what will happen to the composition of inputs that BBQ-Yee321 uses to ll potholes? Why