For the community in EC1 above, it was also determined that they were acutely exposed to sulfur dioxide (SO2) for several weeks when a treatment system failed at a local cement plant. The only data that are available to evaluate these exposures are 24-hour averages. Explain why these data would not be valuable in evaluating acute exposures to SO2 using ATSDR's acute inhalation MRL or EPA's NAAQS standard. After talking with the state environmental agency, it was determined that SO2 data are available at one (1) minute intervals for the time when the treatment system was not working. What would you do with these data to come up with timeframes that could then be used to evaluate the health implications using ATSDR's inhalation MRL and EPA's NAAQS standard and explain why you choose these timeframes? (10 points)