Joe Klyne's three children, John, Karen, and Terri, want to earn some money for personal expenses. Mr. Klyne has chosen three chores for his children: mowing the lawn, painting the garage door, and washing the family car. To avoid anticipated sibling competition, he asks them to submit individual (secret) bids for what they feel is fair pay for each of the three chores. Table summarizes the bids received. The children will abide by their father's decision regarding the assignment of chores. Solve the assignment problem using the Hungarian method. Job A B John Karen Terri C D Mow $15 59 $10 (20p) WSC manufacturing company received for orders; A, B, C, D sequentially on day 10 (current time). All jobs use the same route. Due Processing Number of date Time 17 4 29 18 27 8 26 12 Paint $10 $15 $12 operations 8 18 16 2 Wash 59 510 S8 a. (5p)Schedule the jobs using Shortest Processing-Time (SPT) rule. b. (5p)Schedule the jobs using Earliest Due Date (EDD) rule. c. (10p) Schedule the jobs using Least Slack (LS) rule.