-Imagine that a small paint manufacturer at the turn of the 20^th-century employs 200 people, each with an annual salary of $300/year. Historical data show that 6 percent of workers are injured each year and become completely unable to work. The factory owner decides to organize a fund to pay injured workers three months of salary to help their families during this difficult time. The workers finance the plan by contributing a fixed amount each year to this fund. Answer the following questions.

a-How many workers are injured each year?

b-How much in total does each injured worker receive?

c-How much does the owner need to collect to fully fund the plan each year?

d-How much does each employee have to contribute each year to fully fund the plan?

d-What percentage of salary is each employee contributing?

e-If you are an employee paying into the fund but who isnt injured, how does the plan help you?