W$1.$ A$1.$ A real$-$estate company owns two warehouse facilities that they want to sell, see above. There are three possible buyers on the market. This is how the companies describe themselves:

Company $1$: $"$We sell fast moving consumer goods. Our customers are local supermarkets that typically order once a week. The average number of articles in each order is around $60-70,$ and the volume varied between $(1)/(2)$ to $3$ pallets per order in total. We have $100$ customers."

Company $2$: $$We are a $1$st tier supplier to the automotive industry. We produce suspension parts and ship to three car manufacturers. We need a warehouse for our distribution operation where we can consolidate products from our two plants. We typically produce $100$ pallets per day and our customers order roughly the same amount. We plan on using AGVs for picking.$$

Company $3$: $$We are an e$-$commerce company selling children$$s clothes online. We are used to high variation in order volume and typically ships $1-3$ products per order. We receive deliveries via container twice per month and normally ships $250-350$ orders per day, even if the number varies between $50-800$ depending on season etc.$$

$1$a$.$ Which one of the warehouses would company $1$ be interested in$?$

$1$b$.$ Which one of the warehouses would company $2$ be interested in$?$

$1$c$.$ Which one of the warehouses would company $3$ be interested in$?$