Concise answers to short answer questions are required. Specifically, you should always keep your answers to no more than 3-4 sentences. {f you need to add more, I strongly urge you to use bullet points ( or similar format) for readability. For the last question (Q10), you should be using the simulation tool httpsdl sanjiverat.comfpert to answer the relevant questions - You have been tasked with doing some data analysis for a project that has as its goal looking ahead for the next 10 years and creating better parking solutions to support the growing student body at college. After having taken MGT 172, you know that every project has to handle the tradeoffs between scope, schedule, and budget. For this project, which of these do you think is most important and why? i For which types of projects is concurrent engineering likely to be useful and why? - Project life cycle might contain several distinct stages. Which of these stages is likely to be most resource-intensive (i.e., at which of these stages do you expend most resources)? And, given a "resource prole," where would you want to have a stage-gate (i.e., should you set up a stage-gate before or after a resource intensive stage), and why? " Stage-gates are often designed as threshold barriers (i.e., "must-meet" requirements) where projects are allowed to go through only if they meet a specific number of criteria. These criteria could be factors such as minimum market-size addressed, maximum resource requirement etc