The external consultancy also wants Kelly to consider some additional scenarios. They think that ne of their assumptions may not hold true. This assumption states that: The consumer's reservation price for a health&beauty version of the product is the higher of the ese on prices they have for the health version and the beauty version, Le, reservation price (healthsbeauty - max leservation price (health), reservation price (beauty)). Alter all, if the nail brightening cream has a very focused positioning on beauty versus a diffused positioning on health&beauty, consumens who are looking for a beauty benefit may pay more for the beauty-specific version. The same may also hold for comsumen wanting a health benefit and a health version beling offered (versus a healthsbeauty version). On the otne hand, some cosumers may prefer a general product to a specific product. What is the best price for Kelly to charge if she has: 1. only one health&beauty version of the product 2. two verslons of the product: a health-specific verslon and a beauty-specific version Exhibit 3 Quantifying when to offer separate health and beauty versions versus only a combined health&beauty version (people pay more or pay less for specialized versions) To be Alled in by students: Contribution with 2 Retervation price for men (oumber of men) Scenarie Heservation price Contribution with 1 for women (number of women) versions: 1 health and 1 beauty preduct that claims both health and beauty benefits $5.00 (60) for health, 55.00 (100) for beauty. $0.00 (100) for health, $4.00 (100) for health&beauty Scenario 6 50.00 (60) for beauty. $4.00 (60) for health&beauty $3.00 (40) for beauty, $1.50 (40) for health, $4.00 (40) for health&beauty Kelly has now looked at the data and scenarios provided by both the in-house and external consultants. Are there any other scenarios (using the same data) that she should consider?