The table below depicts the choices George and Sarah face when deciding whether to cook,wait on tables,or both. 
(A)In which area,if any,does Sarah have a comparative advantage? In which area does George have a comparative advantage?
(B)If George and Sarah do not get together,how many customers will be served?
(C)If George and Sarah do get together,how many customers will be served? What will be the gain resulting from this exchange?
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