1 1 point A small village with 5 residents has a common grassy area. Sheep and bonds cost $100. Each villager has $100 in savings. Each villager can either buy: - A government bond with an annual interest rate of 10%. - A sheep to send out onto the grassy area to grow for a year. The price at which the villagers can sell a sheep at the end of the year depends on how much weight it gains, which in turn, depends on how many other sheep are sent out to common grassy area, as shown in the table below: Number of Sheep Price Per Sheep Income Per Sheep 1 122 22 2 117 17 3 114 14 4 112 12 5 111 11 If the villagers act collectively, how many sheep will be sent out into the common area