Answer the following question using Amdahl’s Law. Assume a computer system with three components, A, B, and C. Each component is used 40%, 35%, and 25% of the time, respectively. The components are used serially (i. e., not in parallel). The cost of this baseline system is $1,000. Assume that you are a manufacturer that has developed better implementations of these components, named A , B , and C . The speedup of the better components compared to the original components is 1.25×, 1.3×, 1.2×, respectively. Assume that a customer is willing to pay more for a faster computer system proportional to the speedup (e. g., $1,100 for a system that is 1.1× as fast as the baseline system). What is the maximum price increase that you can charge for each of the better components, A+, B+, and C+?