6. Using Figure 3 below as the starting point, perform resource leveling by copying and pasting the task bars provided below into Figure 4 (resize task bars as needed). Then, type the number of workers required each day in the row next to "Workers." Assume that each task can be performed independently of the other tasks. Finally, type the number of "Worker Days" in the column on the far right and total the worker days in the cell on the bottom right in Figure 4. Figure 3 Task 1 (2 workers) Task 2 (1 worker ) Task 3 (3 workers) Task 4 (2 workers) Task 5 (1 worker) Task 6 (3 workers) Day 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Workers 6 6 6 4 2 3 3 4 3 3 Copy and paste the task bars below into Figure 4 and resize as needed: Task 1 (2 Workers) Task 2 (1 Worker) Task 3 (3 Workers) Task 4 (2 Workers) Task 5 (1 Worker) Task 6 (3 Workers) Figure 4 Worker Days Task 1 (2 Workers) Task, 2 (1 Worker) Task 3 (3 Workers) Task 4 (2 Workers) Task 5 (1 Worker) Task, 6 (3 Workers) Day 10 Workers 7. Assume you have only three workers available at any given time. Copy and paste the task bars provided above into Figure 5 below to perform resource-limited scheduling and extend the number of days if more are needed. Then, type the number of workers required each day in the row next to "Workers." Finally, type the number of "Worker Days" in the column on the far right and total the worker days in the cell on the bottom right in Figure 5. Worke Days Day 10 Workers