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Assume that you are the owner of a home appliance company. You take out a $500,000 fire insurance policy on your factory. The annual premium is $2750. The probability of a fire is 0.005. What is the expected value?
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Notice that this is from the point of view of the policy holder.
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Assume that you are the owner of a home appliance company. You take out a $250,000 flood insurance policy on your factory. The annual premium is $3770. The probability of a flood is 0.014. What is the expected value?
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Your company is considering developing one of two toaster models. Use a decision tree to decide which model your company should develop.
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Based on this decision tree, your company has a better expected value by developing toaster A.
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Assume that you are the owner of a home appliance company. Your company is considering developing one of two microwave models. Use a decision tree to decide which model your company should develop.
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Compare the two options.
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Based on this decision tree, option 2 has the greater expected value.
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You want to invest $1000. Find the expected values for the two investments.
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When posting a comment, you agree to our Terms of Use.Showing 2 commentsJackie (moderator)1 decade ago |The worked-out solutions are only available for odd-numbered problems, so unfortunately we cannot show the work for this exercise.0 1Guest 1 decade ago |Not sure of the solution0 0