The local summer baseball league wants to bury new uniforms for its teams. The current uniforms are quite old and wil require $400 in repairs before they can be handed out to players next week for the upcoming season. The old undorms will be repplaced as soon as new ones can be purchased. Leogue leaders have investigated seweral possible fund raisers and have narrowed the choice to two options: candy sales and car washes. Each option can generate the $2,500 noeded for the new uniforms. Option 1: The candy sales opsion would require the leogue to purchase 2.000 candy bars at a coat od 5075 each. The ployers ond coachoc would then sell the bars for $200 each. The league estimates it would take about four weeks to sell the candy ond collect all of ife. money. Option 2: The car wash option would require about $200 for buckets, sponges, soep, and towels. A lacal business has offeced to donate the water (estimated at $300 total) and a location. The cor washes would be held on Saturiays and each team would be tepued to provide workers. Each car wash day is expected to generate $450 in proceeds. so the leogue empects tt wouid take six woehs to anile $2500 Required: to engage in