Ken Martin is an engineer with a multinational aerospace firm that produces a jet engine widely used by airplane manufacturers. Ken recently became aware of a potential defect in an engine part. As the lead engineer responsible for the part, Ken required tests be performed to ascertain the conditions under which the part might fail. The results of the tests indicate that at low temperatures a critical seal may crack, possibly allowing fluids to leak into other portions of the engine. Although the risk of such a leak is very low, the consequences are potentially disastrous. What options are available to Ken? 2.Does the company have an ethical responsibility to fix the part? Why or why not? 3.Should the company consider the estimated cost of fixing the part in its ethical decision-making process? Why or why not?