Suppose certain fireworks are legal in a residential area on the Fourth of July. The fireworks have been approved for safety, but they do cause noise pollution so their use must be limited. Jenny and Salo like to purchase fireworks for their families; the table below shows each individual's willingness to pay for fireworks. The price of fireworks is $2 per firework. Willingness to payQJennyQSalo 1000 9105 82010 73015 64020 55025 46030 37035 28040 19045 010050 Instructions: Enter your answers as whole numbers. a. If a quota of 30 fireworks per person is imposed, Jenny is willing to pay $ for her last firework. Salo is willing to pay $ for his last firework. b. If the government wants no more than 60 total fireworks to be purchased, a tax of $ should be imposed. (Note that the supply curve is perfectly elastic such that the full burden of the tax will fall on consumers.) Under this tax, Jenny will purchase fireworks and Salo will purchase fireworks.