Having reviewed the three options for reducing Adam's sanding time on the imminent opportunities, which do you think is the best option? Provide calculations and reasoned explanations. Do you think this would also be the best option longer term? Explain. The information needed from the case and options available for this question are as follows: Sanding and Costs Cutting Boards It will take three hours to make each board; the most labor-intensive element is sanding at roughly two hours. He is thinking of several alternatives for sanding: 1. Buy a drum sander, which would cost $1,250, and would cut his sanding time to one-eighth. 2. Ask a semi-retired neighbor to do the sanding, using Adam's woodshop, supplies, and sanders, and pay them $10 per hour, the same amount they get paid at their current part-time job. 3. Take the boards to a local Amish woodshop that is a 45-minute drive (35 miles away). He would pay to use their drum sander at $50 per hour in increments of one hour or part thereof, which would be operated by one of their employees. This price includes all supplies, such as sandpaper. Sandpaper, Utilities, and Other Costs for Cutting Boards Cost Projected