please answer both qs. no need for show work.

1-

The factors that affect a company's P/Q rating for UV drones include

battery life, the caliber of the built-in GPS/Wi-Fi/Bluetooth components, rotor performance

and flight controller features/capabilities, number of extra performance features, and body

frame construction.

the caliber of the built-in action-capture camera, the length of the company's warranty, the

warranty claim rate, and the amount by which the number of models in a company's drone

line-up is above/below the industry average.

the assembly quality incentives paid to drone PAT members, how much a company's

compensation and fringe benefit package is above/below the industry average, battery life,

and number of rotors.

the image sensors of the built-in camera, the image quality of the action videos, the length

of the warranty period, the hourly wage rate paid to members of drone PATs, and a

company's cumulative spending on product R&D

battery life, the warranty claim rate, and the size of the assembly quality incentives paid to

drone PAT members.

2-

Unit sales of wearable, miniature action-capture cameras are reliably projected to grow

) 6%-8% annually in Latin America during Years 6-9, slowing to 4%-6% during Years 10-15.

) faster in the Asia-Pacific region than in North Arnerica throughout the Year 6-15 period.

faster in North America than in Europe-Africa during Years 6-10 but faster in the Europe-

Africa region than in North America during Years 11-15.

faster in the Asia-Pacific region than in the Latin America region during Years 11-15.

O faster in Europe-Africa than in both the Asia-Pacific and Latin America during the Year 11-15

period.