Sentence 1: The managers of a tennis club on a tropical island must make decisions about the fixed fee for entering the club and the prices per hour of use of a tennis court. There are two types of players: "professionals" with demand Q1: 5 -P, and "amateurs", with demand 02: 3 -1:'2P. 0 represents the number of court hours per week and P the price per court hour for each player. There are approximately the same number of players of each type: 11000. The xed costs of running the club are estimated at 5.000 per week. while the variable costs of using the courts are negligible. {There is no limitation of tracks. nor deterioration of them due to their use). The two-part fee that is decided must obviously be unique for all players (unless you present some convincing argument for the possibility of applying different fees and different prices per court hour). 1.- Determine the rate in two parts to apply if you want to make a selective club: that attracts only professionals. 2. Decide whether or not you are interested in attracting amateurs. 3'- If there were 3,000 professionals and only 1,000 amateurs would it change the decision to be made