Saanich Recreation and Parks wants to entice Camosun students to use the Saanich recreation facilities located near the Interurban campus. Saanich Recreation and Parks decides to offer bundled products to the students and will bundle two or more of the recreation activities as a single package. Managers at Saanich Recreation and Parks are keenly interested in individual product-profitability figures. Information pertaining to its three bundled products and the stand-alone prices of its individual products is as follows: Stand-Alone Selling Prices One pass for 5 swimming sessions at Commonwealth Pool Stand Alone Price $25 One pass for 10 visits to the Saanich Gym at Commonwealth Centre $30 One pass for 10 drop-in yoga classes at Commonwealth Centre $45 Centre Bundled Package Selling Prices (Y shows that the product Package One pass for 5 swimming sessions at Commonwealth Pool is part of package & N/A shows it is not part of package) One pass for 10 visits to the Saanich Gym at Commonwealth One pass for 10 drop-in yoga Packaged classes at Commonwealth Price Centre Package 1 Y Y N/A $44 Package 2 Y N/A Y $56 Package 3 Y Y Y $76 1) Assume swimming sessions are the primary product, followed by the gym visits and yoga classes. Using the stand-alone method, calculate the allocation of the packaged price for the swimming session pass in Package 1, using selling prices as the base. (3 marks - 1 mark for correct multi-choice answer and 2 other marks for showing correct work). 2) Assume swimming sessions are the primary product, followed by the gym visits and yoga classes. Using the stand-alone method, calculate the allocation of the packaged price for the swimming session pass in Package 3, using selling prices as the base. (3 marks -1 mark for correct multi-choice answer and 2 other marks for showing correct work). 3) Assume swimming sessions are the primary product, followed by the gym visits and yoga classes. Using the stand-alone method, calculate the revenue allocation for swimming sessions in Package 1, using physical units as the base. (3 marks - 1 mark for correct multi-choice answer and 2 other marks for showing correct work). 4) Assume swimming sessions are the primary product, followed by the gym visits. Using the incremental method, calculate the revenue allocation for the swimming session pass in Package 1. (3 marks - 1 mark for correct multi-choice answer and 2 other marks for showing correct work). 5) Using the Shapley method, calculate the revenue allocation for the swimming session pass in Package 1. (3 marks - 1 mark for correct multi-choice answer and 2 other marks for showing correct work)