Hick's Law (named for psychologist William Edmund Hick) says that when people must make a choice from a set of options, the time it takes them increases logarithmically as the number of possible options increases. In particular, the law says that the time, T', it takes to make a choice can be modeled by the equation T = b . log2(n +1) where n represents the number of options from which to choose, and b is a constant number (related to factors such as the type of decision being made). Suppose a software program has a drop-down menu with 6 different command options, and suppose it takes a user 5 seconds to make their choice from the drop-down menu. What is the value of the constant 6? Give your answer to the nearest hundredth