Short Answer Question 1 Francisco de Modenza operates a taco truck in Los Angeles, California. The truck operates on a monthly schedule that specifies the location it will serve for both lunch and dinner and for (relatively rarely) brunch. The lunch locations have been dependably busy even during the pandemic. However, some of the evening locations have become quite isolated and the number of customers fell off dramatically. For this reason, Franci has been trying out new locations. Following is the flexible budget analysis of the results of operations for the month of March. % 6.5% Rate Activity Base Flexible Budget 46 63 location 2709 10.50 location 452 2.75 customer 8,060 Locations Customers Miles dnven Meals served Actual 43 2931 493 8,936 Variance 3 U 222 F 42 U 8.2% 9.2% 10.9% 876 F Revenue $7.65 meal 68,360 64,870 3,490 U 5.1% Food cost Labour $3.80 meal $25.00 location 33.957 1,075 31,860 '1,058 2,097 F 17 F 6.2% 1.6% Gas 0.55 miles driven 271 280 9 U 3.3% Depreciation on truck 2.500 2,530 30 U 1.2 Use the information in the flexible budget to evaluate the choice of new locations for the month of March. Should these locations continue to be served or should Franci look for other places to operate his truck