Create a new worksheet named Q2. A company needs to buy two types of machines. Each type-A machine costs 1 million dollars and each type-B machine costs 1.5 million dollars. The company is figuring out the total cost of buying these two types of machines. (1) In worksheet Q2 build a model that calculates total cost of buying machines given two inputs: the number of type-A machine to buy, and the number of type-B machine to buy. For example, if 2 units of type-A machine and 3 units of type-B machine are purchased, then total cost is 1x2+1.5x3 million dollars. Of course, your model should be able to calculate total cost given any combination of the two inputs. (2) In the same worksheet use a two-way data-table to perform a what-if analysis. In the table, each of the two inputs (discussed above) change from 0 to 10 with an increment of 1, and the table shows the corresponding total costs. Figure below shows the data table. For example, the active cell in the figure shows 5.5 (million dollars), which is the total cost of buying 1 (highlighted in the figure for illustration purpose) unit of type-A machine and 3 (highlighted in the figure for illustration) units of type-B machine. Please note that you are required to use data table to solve this problem. When a data table is created, Excel assigns a formula to each cell inside the data table. If I couldnt find formulas inside your data table, my conclusion will be that you manually entered data and you then gain no credit.