8:56 @ d.o. 05.09 M. 491. 32 KB/ SECTION B ( CASE STUDY/SHORT QUESTIONS) Question 1 (8 Marks] Kansas city has a growing population of retirees and elderly persons, many of whom reside in assisted-living communities. It is early December, and much of southwestern Kansas has been under the influence of a low pressure system. Unlike most nor easters that occur regularly this time of year, however, this system features warm air aloft with below-freezing surface temperatures. Thus, the rain that is falling is freezing on roads, trees, and electric lines. Electricity has been interrupted to a large portion of the city as wires collapse under the increasing weight of the accumulating ice. At 10:00 p.m, the local emergency manager receives a call forwarded from emergency dispatch stating that the Senior Citizen Nursing Home's (SCNH) generator has failed. SCNH is nursing home, assisted-living community of approximately 180 residents. Of those, approximately 60 have been affected by the generator failure. These patients are in the nursing home portion of the facility, and many are chronically ill and very susceptible to the effects of the cold and dampness. For now, SCNH administrator has gathered the affected residents in the recreation room and is using blankets to keep them warm. This is not a good long-term option, however, because the temperature is expected to drop into the teens by morning. a Required: i. Identify the problem faced by SCNH in this case study. ii. Discuss the alternatives that available for SCNH