You volunteer at SAFE outdoor space (SAFE Outdoor Space Regis ). One of the things you do is gather dirty laundry, take it home to wash and dry and then return it to the residents. There are two steps to this job, washing and then drying. Each bag of laundry requires a slightly different wash and dry routine. Some loads need a soak cycle before the wash, some need cold water wash, some need bleaching, some need a delicate cycle for drying, some can be dried with the heavy-duty cycle, and some on the wrinkle-free setting. You start by figuring out what each bag of laundry needs and get the following data. While you enjoy volunteering, you don't want to spend a whole day doing this. You remember that Johnson's Rule guarantees that the minimum time will be used. You decide to use Johnson's Rule. Using Johnson's rule for sequencing the bags: Which bag goes first? Which bag goes second? Which bag goes third? Which bag goes fourth? Which bag goes fifth? Which bad goes sixth? Enter the text like this: Bag 1 or Bag 5 What is the makespan? Recall that makespan is the total time needed to complete all of these jobs (your schedule.) It isn't as simple as summing all of the time. Look at Scenario 2b. You'll see that there is idle time that needs to be included. Express as a whole number