1 point Consider a market for used cars. These used cars come in two varieties: peaches (cars that run well) and lemons (cars with many problems). The sellers of used cars know perfectly well which type of car they have, whereas buyers cannot tell the difference between them. The buyers do know, however, that their maximum willingness and ability to pay for a peach is $8,000 and for a lemon is $4,000. The buyers also know that the probability of any given car being a peach or a lemon is 30% and 70%, respectively. What is a buyer's maximum willingness and ability to pay for car of unknown quality (assuming risk-neutral buyers)? Do not include the dollar sign in your answer. Type your answer. 10 1 point