1. A construction contract has the following language: "It is the responsibility of the contractor to inspect and become familiar with the Project and to acquaint itself thoroughly with all conditions likely to be encountered in performing the required work." 2 The construction required extensive outside work in nature's elements. 3. Typical rain for July was eight days averaging 0.5 inches per day for a historical monthly rain of 4 inches UN N 4. Typical rain for August was ten days averaging 0.5 inches per day for a historical monthly rain of 5 inches (5"). 5. July and August rain was as follows: Analysis of Rain Rain July Date Rain August Date W Rain 1 0.01 Sa 1 M 0.01 6 0.2 Su T 0.45 7 0.31 M W 3 0.05 8 0.09 W Th 0.30 9 0.05 Th 6 0.43 10 0.71 Su Sa 9 11 0.11 0.1 M Th 10 7.09 16 0.54 Th F 13 2.33 17 0.01 Su Sa 16 0.13 18 091 w 22 0.18 Th 23 0.14 F 24 0.04 M 27 0.03 F 31 0.08 Employees Paid for Rain 6 33-3. EF%3FL63 July F TO Rain Pay Expert Q&A Pra F 10 Rain Pay August Th 6 Rain Pay M 10 Rain Pay Th 13 Rain Pay 6. Assume that when the contractor cancels work for rain, scheduled employees were paid for rain. Paid rain days for July and August were as follows: Employees Paid for Rain July F 10 Rain Pay August Th 6 Rain Pay M 10 Rain Pay Th 13 Rain Pay Assignment using the above provided information and assumptions select one chart or a graphical format and using a software package of your choice, analyze and present the information on a single page, using only one chart or graphic (properly labeled) to highlight the possible impact of rain, if any on the construction project 1. A construction contract has the following language: "It is the responsibility of the contractor to inspect and become familiar with the Project and to acquaint itself thoroughly with all conditions likely to be encountered in performing the required work." 2 The construction required extensive outside work in nature's elements. 3. Typical rain for July was eight days averaging 0.5 inches per day for a historical monthly rain of 4 inches UN N 4. Typical rain for August was ten days averaging 0.5 inches per day for a historical monthly rain of 5 inches (5"). 5. July and August rain was as follows: Analysis of Rain Rain July Date Rain August Date W Rain 1 0.01 Sa 1 M 0.01 6 0.2 Su T 0.45 7 0.31 M W 3 0.05 8 0.09 W Th 0.30 9 0.05 Th 6 0.43 10 0.71 Su Sa 9 11 0.11 0.1 M Th 10 7.09 16 0.54 Th F 13 2.33 17 0.01 Su Sa 16 0.13 18 091 w 22 0.18 Th 23 0.14 F 24 0.04 M 27 0.03 F 31 0.08 Employees Paid for Rain 6 33-3. EF%3FL63 July F TO Rain Pay Expert Q&A Pra F 10 Rain Pay August Th 6 Rain Pay M 10 Rain Pay Th 13 Rain Pay 6. Assume that when the contractor cancels work for rain, scheduled employees were paid for rain. Paid rain days for July and August were as follows: Employees Paid for Rain July F 10 Rain Pay August Th 6 Rain Pay M 10 Rain Pay Th 13 Rain Pay Assignment using the above provided information and assumptions select one chart or a graphical format and using a software package of your choice, analyze and present the information on a single page, using only one chart or graphic (properly labeled) to highlight the possible impact of rain, if any on the construction project