Don't forget to show your work.

1. (From the textbook) Emma and Kate are planning to open a new restaurant, and have several projects to finish before they will be ready to open. They would rather split up the projects between them so that each person has full control of a few specific issues instead of working together on each of the different projects. Each person has devoted 100 points to the projects listed below. Use adjusted winner to determine who will be in charge of which issues. If one project is to be divided, outline a possible division of labor for the specific project to be divided.

Item	Emma	Kate
Menu Design	20	10
Interior Design	25	15
Advertising	10	5
Dining Room Layout	15	20
Bar Layout	10	20
Hiring Waitstaff	10	15
Hiring Chefs	10	15

2. With the same setup as above, now assume that Kate was not able to work on some initial stages of the restaurant project, and so both have agreed that she should do exactly twice as much work as Emma on the remaining task (as measured by point values). Use "adjusted" adjusted winner to determine who will be in charge of which issues in this new scenario.