Boston Fishery has been experiencing declining earnings but has just announced a 50 percent salary increase for its top executives. A dissident group of shareholders wants to oust the existing board of directors. There are currently 14 directors and 34,500 shares of stock outstanding. Mr. Bass, the president of the company, has the full support of the existing board. The dissident shareholders control proxies for 17,101 shares. Mr. Bass is worried about losing his job. a-1. Under cumulative voting procedures, how many directors can the dissident shareholders elect with the proxies they now hold? (Round down the final answer to the nearest whole number.) Number of directors a-2. How many directors could they elect under majority rule with these proxies? O One O Two O Three O Four O None b. How many shares (or proxies) are needed to elect nine directors under cumulative voting? Number of shares