a) First, compute the yearly expected costs of diesel fuel for both assumption one (relatively low diesel prices) and assumption two (high diesel prices) from the forecasts below. Forecast for Assumption One: Probability Price of Diesel Fuel per Litre some or each ear Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 .1 $0.95 .2 1.08 .3 1.22 .2 1.35 .2 1.49 Forecast for Assumption Two: Probability Price of Diesel Fuel per Litre some or each ear Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 .1 $1.76 .3 2.03 .4 2.43 .2 2.70 What will be the dollar savings in diesel expenses for each year for Assumption One and Assumption Two? Find the increased cash ow after taxes for both forecasts. Compute the NPV of the truck purchases for each fuel forecast assumption and the combined net present value (that is, weigh the NPVs by 0.5). If you were Mr. King, would you go ahead with this capital investment? How sensitive to fuel prices is this capital investment