Dales Dance Studio currently has three full-time instructors who are each paid $2,500 per month. A dance instructor can only work a maximum of 100 hours per month because instruction normally takes place at night. They do receive $2,500 even if they do not work 100 hours, however. Part-time instructors can be hired at a cost of $40 per hour. Dales has forecast that demand for the next six months will be as follows:

Month	1	2	3	4	5	6
Hours	380	280	450	420	520	390

e. Develop a production plan if Dales hires two more full-time instructors to meet additional demand. (Leave no cells blank - be certain to enter "0" wherever required.)

f. Calculate the total cost if Dales hires two more full-time instructors to meet additional demand.

g. Should Dale's hire more full-time instructors or rely on part-time instructors to meet demand?

• Dale should rely solely on part-time instructors

• Dale should hire one more full time instructor and rely on part-time instructors

• Dale should hire two more full time instructors and rely on part-time instructors

I am not sure about these three questions please help me out.

Hiring two more full time instructors Month Full Time Hours Demand (Hours) 380 Part. Time Hours 0 280 450 420 520 390 2440 500 500 500 500 500 500 Total Total cost $ 71,400