$($Note: This question only tests your understanding of the relationship between duration, units and work in a scheduling context. It does not require you to actually use MS Project.$)$

You are responsible for managing a project's schedule in MS Project. Among other tasks, the schedule contains a gardening task, which is defined as follows:

The tasks duration is $4$ days.

The task is defined as an auto$-$scheduled, effort driven, fixed duration task.

The following resources have been allocated to the task:

Resource Name Units Resource Type

gardener $400\%$ Work

Looking at the project options in MS Project, you find that one day equals $7\mathrm{.}5$ hours.

How many man$-$hours in total are associated with this gardening activity according to MS Project? $($If necessary, round to two decimal places.$)$

man$-$hours

It is now decided that $3$ additional gardeners should be added to the gardening task.

So$,$ you increase the number of gardeners by $300\%$ in the Task Information dialog for the for the gardening task.

What is the new task duration in MS Project? $($If necessary, round to two decimal places.$)$

days

What is the new total of man$-$hours associated with this task in MS Project? $($If necessary, round to one decimal place.$)$

man$-$hours