1. The Dahlia Medical Center has 30 labor rooms, 15 combina-tion labor and delivery rooms, 3 delivery rooms, and 1 spe-cial delivery room reserved for complicated births. All of these facilities operate around the clock. Time spent in labor rooms varies from hours to days, with an average of about a day. The average uncomplicated delivery requires about 1 hour in a delivery room. During an exceptionally busy 3-day period, 109 healthy babies were born at Dahlia Medical Center. Sixty babies were born in separate labor and delivery rooms, 45 were born in combined labor and delivery rooms, and only 4 babies required a labor room and the complicated delivery room. Which of the facilities (labor rooms, combination labor and delivery rooms, or delivery rooms) had the greatest utili-zation rate? To this young entrepreneur how their business might benefit from economies of scale. Explain also some conditions that might lead to diseconomies of scale. 1. Reference Dahlia Medical Center on Page 244. What is the labor room capacity? Use 30 labor rooms. In hours. Whole number. 2. Reference Dahlia Medical Center on Page 244. What is the labor room utilization with 60 babies being born? Use the capacity just calculated in Question 1. No "\%". Two decimal places. 3. Reference Dahlia Medical Center on Page 244. What is the combination labor-delivery room capacity? Use 15 rooms. Whole number. In hours. 4. Reference Dahlia Medical Center on Page 244. What is the combination labor room utilization? Use the capacity just calculated. Use 45 babies. No "\%" sign. Two decimal places.