Suppose Connie's Car Cleaners has the same costs and price per car as Wendy's but Connie discriminates in her hiring decisions and does not hire the most productive workers; as a result, fewer cars are cleaned per day by Connie's Car Cleaners for each level of workers, as shown in the table below. Labor L Connie's 0 Output=Q 0 Connie's MPL Connie's MRPL 1 3 2 8 3 14 4 19 5 23 6 25 Fill in the blanks below assuming Connie is a profit-maximizing employer who follows the profit-maximizing hiring rule and discriminates when hiring labor. Assume Connie's fixed costs are $10 per day. 7. Using the profit-maximizing hiring rule, Connie will hire_ per day. workers if the wage is $80 8. Connie will earn profit of per day if the wage is $80 per day. 9. Connie's Car Cleaners, the discriminatory employer, earns Wendy's Washers when the wage is $80 per day. less profit per day than 10. If the wage is $90 per day and Connie hires according to the rule hire, Connie's profit will be per day.