Jim Sellers has been able to estimate his utility for a number of different values. He would like to use these utility values in making the decision in Problem 3-42: U (– $80,000) = 0, U (– $65,000) = 0.5, U (– $60,000) = 0.55, U (– $20,000) = 0.7, U (– $5,000) = 0.8, U ($0) = 0.81, U ($80,000) = 0.9, U ($95,000) = 0.95, and U ($100,000) = 1, Resolve Problem 3-42 using utility values. Is Jim a risk avoider?