Can you assist me wtih Homework Question Chapter 11 Problem 7. Thank you Sure! Here's the transcribed text as it would appear on an educational website:---**Problem 7**At the Children's Hospital in Seattle, there are, on average, 60 births per week. Mother and child stay, on average, two days before they leave the hospital. At the Swedish Hospital (also in Seattle), the average number of births per week is 210. Mothers and children stay in the hospital two days, on average. **a.** How many new mothers, on average, are staying at the Children’s Hospital?**b.** How many new mothers, on average, are staying at the Swedish Hospital?**c.** The directors of the two hospitals are negotiating unifying the maternity wards of the two hospitals. They believe this will help reduce the number of new mothers staying in the unified ward. Are they correct? How many new mothers will stay, on average, in the unified ward? You may assume that the average number of births and the length of stay of the new mothers will not change.---There are no graphs or diagrams in this text.

(A) Number of births in a week in children's hospital = 60 Average number of births in a day = 60/7 Number of days mother and child stay in a hospital = 2 days Average number of mothers staying in Children's hospital = (60/7) × 2 Average number of mothers staying in Children's hospital = 17 (rounded off) (B) Number of births in a week in Swedish hospital = 210 Average number of births in a day = 210/7 Number of days mother and child stay in a hospital = 2 days Average number of mothers staying in Swedish hospital = (210/7) × 2 Average number of mothers staying in Swedish hospital = 60 (C) Number of births in a hospital on unifying = 210 + 60 = 270 Average number of births in a day = 270/7 Number of days mother and child stay in a hospital = 2 days Average number of mothers staying in the unified hospital = (270/7) × 2 Average number of mothers staying in the unified hospital = 77 (rounded off) Therefore, the number of mothers staying in the unified hospital will not decrease. ANSWER: NO (D) As calculated above, number of mothers staying in the unifier hospital = 77