Life on the High Seas 1 Group B: David, Esmaeel, German, John, and Karakolis Your employer specializes in naval architecture - specifically designing ships for maritime shipping companies. A significant concern in the shipping industry is the carbon emissions resulting from operating ships at sea. Consequently, you've been tasked to design an experiment to discern the influence of three specific variables on carbon emissions. The first is the expect draught. Candidate draught depths are 8 metres, 9 metres, or 10 metres. The second is the beam - either 30 metres or 25 metres. The third is the tumblehome - either 1 metre or 3 metres. Naturally, empirical testing of manufactured ships is prohibitively expensive. Instead, scaled models of each candidate ship design will be tested in a laboratory environment. Constructing a scale model costs $25,000 (including labour and materials). This activity is contracted out. Executing a single trial of a model takes a full day in the laboratory and costs approximately $5,000 in labour. Design an experiment to measure the influence of the three aforementioned design variables on ship fuel efficiency and do so at "reasonable cost