Refer to Exercise 1. Revise the probabilities as follows: P(S 1 ) = .50, P(S 2 )
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Refer to Exercise 1. Revise the probabilities as follows: P(S1) = .50, P(S2) = .20, and P(S3) = .30 and use Expected Monetary Value to evaluate the decision. Does this change the decision?
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