Determing Expected Costs of Investigation and No Investigation} The manager of the Delta Company is always indifferent about conducting an investigation when there is a probability of \(80 \%\) that the process is in control. The manager estimated that the cost to investigate is \(\$ 4,000\) and the cost to correct the process if an out-of-control situation is discovered is \(\$ 2,000\). For the current period, the probability that the process is out-of-control is assessed to be \(85 \%\).

{Required:}

(1) Estimate the present value of the cost savings (B) associated with correcting the process.

(2) Determine the expected costs of investigation for the current period.

(3) Determine the expected costs of no investigation for the current period.