"PE 5-3. Choosing a Project Approach Minicase CCreating an Interactive Web Calculator for Tax Revenues: For the following minicase, evaluate the Home Grounds characteristics, plot them using the project characteristics radar chart format, and indicate the approach that should be usedhybrid versus agile. Be specific about the use of BRUF, BDUF, emergent requirements, and the appropriateness of the project team. A state government agency has been asked by the legislature to create an online, web-based calculator for projecting tax revenues in the current year and into future years, up to twenty years out. This system would be brand-new and would leverage a large data warehouse and third-party reporting tool. The director of IT at the agency has decided to hire a team of developers, utilizing several independent contractors who she has worked with over time. While these developers are individually experienced, they do not know each other and are spread out across various cities and states. Further, all of them are new to the reporting tool that has been chosen. The calculations in this new system will be complex, involving tax revenues from state income taxes, property taxes, gasoline taxes, vehicle registrations, and more than a dozen other sources of revenue. The formulas for projecting each of these are found in voluminous state laws and regulations. The documentation for the income tax alone is several hundreds of pages long. On the other hand, each revenue source can be calculated independently, and the state government has prioritized which sources of revenue should be created first, second, third, and so on. While the system is complex, it will only need to support up to fifty users simultaneously. Further, all data is publicly available government data and calculations." !!!!!IMPORTANT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Only need the radar chart created from excel.