Bruin Logistics handles hundreds of shipments from businesses in the Los Angeles area. At present, Bruin has three shipments to deliver to the Atlanta area. Click the icon to view the shipments table. The cost to Bruin of sending a truck from Los Angeles to Atlanta is $1,000. The maximum load per truck is 16,000 pounds. If Bruin were to use a direct truck shipment for each customer, the shipping costs would be $1,000 per customer, or $3,000 total. The weight utilization across all three trucks would be 11,000 pounds/48,000 pounds, or just 23%hardly an economic or environmentally wise use of resources. But suppose Bruin has a consolidation warehouse where loads from multiple customers can be combined. Of course, there are costs associated with consolidation. Assume that the cost of running the warehouse is approximately $10 per hundred-weight. Furthermore, if Bruin decides to consolidate the three shipments, it must consider the additional cost of breaking them up for local delivery, which is not an issue in direct trucking. Suppose the cost of breaking up the shipments is $300 for each customer. Under these conditions, the costs of consolidating the three shipments to Atlanta would be: Click the icon to view the consolidated delivery costs. Given all of this information, recalculate the cost of the consolidation option if all costs remain the same except: a. The cost of running the warehouse doubles to $20 per hundred-weight. All other values stay the same as provided in the problem statement. The cost of the consolidation option is $ (Enter your response as a whole number.) b. Delivery costs to each customer fall to $200. All other values stay the same as provided in the problem statement. The cost of the consolidation option is $ 1. (Enter your response as a whole number.) c. Cost of sending a truck from Los Angeles to Atlanta falls to $900, but delivery costs rise to $450 per customer. All other values stay the same as provided in the problem statement. The cost of the consolidation option is $. (Enter your response as a whole number.)