Hardyke Group operates a local after-school recreation and activities program. The Education Department is a state governmental agency. Hardyke has an agreement with the Department to provide services to students in need for a nominal $1 per day, to be paid by the student. The government will reimburse Hardyke for the "cost" of providing daily services used by a student. The regular price to participate in the program is $5.60 per day. After analyzing its costs, Hardyke calculates that, with its operating deficit, the full cost of each student for a day is $8.10. All programs that Hardyke offers are unaffected by the number of students paying the nominal fee. Required: b. Which price would Hardyke Group prefer? Note: Enter your answer to 2 decimal places. c. Which price would the Education Department prefer? Note: Enter your answer to 2 decimal places. Leave no cells blank - be certain to enter "0" wherever required. d. If Hardyke provides an average of 3,600 student-days for in-need children in a given month, what is the monthly value of the difference between the prices in full capacity? Answer is complete but not entirely correct. \begin{tabular}{|l|lr|l|} \hline b. Price & $ & 5.60 & per day \\ \hline c. Price & $ & 1.00 & per day \\ \hline d. Difference & $ & 9,720 & per month \\ \hline \end{tabular}