Questions 1-3 Biff Titan, a student at UWO, plans to open a hot dog stand inside UWO's football stadium during home games. There are eight (8) home games scheduled for the upcoming season. He must pay the UWO athletic department a vendor's fee of $1,725 for the season. The stand and other equipment will cost him $3,100 for the season. Each hot dog will cost him $0.53. He has talked to friends at other universities who sell hot dogs at games. Based on their information and the athletic department's forecast that each game will sell out, he anticipates that he will sell approximately 1,100 hot dogs during each game. 1) What will he need to charge per hot dog to break even for the season? Answer to 2 decimal places. Include the excel table you used to answer this (copy and paste it into the word document) and note any formulas you created. (5 pts) UWO has made the playoils and will be adding one more game. Biff is going to sell premium hot dogs (instead of regular) that cost $0.81 each and sell them for $2.75 each. The vendor fee for that game only will be $375, and he will need to buy $110 in supplies for that game only. ny hot dogs will he need to sell at that game to break even for that game? Round to O decimal places. Include the excel table you used to answer this (copy and paste it into the word document) and note any formulas you created. (5 pts) Next season, hot dog costs are going up by 18% over last season, so Biff is going to charge $1.50 per regular hot dog. He will need to spend $1,800 for equipment and stand updates next season, not $3,100. In addition, he is busy, so he is hiring his friend, Dexter St. Jock, to help him at $65/game. Assume the number of games goes up by 1 from last season, hot dog sales increase 10% over the last season, and don't worry about playoffs 3) What vendor fee should Biff negotiate to make a profit of $4,500 next season? Answer to o decimal places. Include the excel table you used to answer this (copy and paste it into the word document) and note any formulas you created. (5 pts)