Problem 1The following data recaps the number of portions of each menu item sold on Friday eveningfor the past five weeks:Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5Last FridayChicken7160555990Pork Chops6043576181Prime Rib90715159107Lobster8263758091Veal Cutlet7940687990382277306338459a. What is the percentage of total items sold for each menu item averaged over thepast five Fridays?b. The manager notes that sales on the second Friday were lower than normalbecause of a weather problem. Sales on the last Friday were higher than normalbecause of an in-town sporting event. He believes the number of menu items to besold this Friday will be about "average"; that is, they will exclude the one lower-than-normal Friday and one higher-than-normal Friday.1. What is the total number of entrées expected to be served this Friday?

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