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Chаpter 8 cоvered FMEA (Fаilure Mоde аnd Effects Analysis).We're gоing to apply that to your friend Shelly. Shelly tells you her story below."I'm considered late to work if I'm not sitting at my desk at 9 am sharp, as measured by the clock in my boss' office. Most of the time I'm simply late because I'm late getting out of the house, but sometimes there's an accident on the freeway or something else. When it rains I get really sleepy, and also the traffic slows way down. Last time I was late getting out of the house, it's because I didn't get up on time, because I forgot to set my alarm. Last week I didn't finish breakfast on time, and the week before that it was because I had nothing to wear. Not even nothing stylish - simply nothing clean to wear. My commute is usually about 30 minutes in dry, good weather, but the rain can make it an hour or more."Please draw a failure modes diagram similar to that in Figure 8.6 of Gulati (page 236) for Shelly's issues here. Ensure your diagram contains all the information Shelly mentions above, plus at least one more mode not mentioned but which *could* occur.You may scan and attach a handwritten diagram, or upload an Excel, Word, or Ppt diagram.