ti. Suppose that Samantha Goodie, a well-known music industry producer, has just nished producing two compilation compact discs (CDs) of music. One disk is classical music; the other disk is disco music from the lg'i's. Suppose also that she estimates the mark m be evenly segmented into two tys of customers. She believes that customers are willing to buy both types of music. and she estimates the valuations for each type of customer are as indicated below. Although she knows that these valuations are correct. she cannot identify or the time of sale who is a lawyer and who is an architect. Classical Disco Lawyers $15 $5 Architects $12 $3 The marginal cost of producing the disks is zero. a. Suppose the Samantha wants to sell the disks as individual items. What should the prices for each disk be? Explain. b. Can she do better by bundling the 2 disks together? Explain. Suppose now that the estimated evaluations are instead: Classical Disco Lawyers $15 $3 Architects $12 $5 c. Does bundling make sense in this case\"? Explain the difference between the two demand proles