5. Mary Decker is suing the manufacturer of her car because of a defect that she believes caused her to have an accident and kept her out of work for a year. She is suing the company for $8 million. The company has offered her a settlement of $1 million, of which Mary would receive $700,000 after attorneys' fees. Her attorney has advised her that she has a 60% chance of winning her case. If she loses, she will incur attorneys' fees and court costs of $60,000. If she wins, she is not guaranteed her full requested settlement. Her attorney believes that there is a 30% chance she could receive the full settlement, in which case Mary would get $5 million after her attorney takes his cut, and a 70% chance that the jury will award her a lesser amount of $3 million, of which Mary would get $2 million. Using a decision-tree analysis, decide if Mary should sue the manufacturer