A group of Physicians must build an addition to their existing private clinic. They are considering three different sized additions; a small, a medium and a large addition. If the medical demand is high, they would realize a net profit of $100,000 with a large addition, a net profit of $40,000 with a medium addition and a net profit of $10,000 with a small addition. Ifhe medical demand is low they would realize a net loss of $40,000 with the large addition, a net loss of $10,000 with the medium addition and a net profit of $5,000 with the small addition. The Physicians were also able to assign utility preference values to each of the potential payoffs they could encounter. Utility of $100,000 is 1.0, U ($40,000) is 0.9, U ($10,000) is 0.6, U ($5,000) is 0.5, U ($-10,000) is 0.4, and U ($-40,000) is 0.0. The physicians also have a reliable forecast indicating a 40% probability of the high medical demand. Using expected utility, what alternative should they choose and what is the expected utility of that decision? a. small, 0,44 b. medium, 0.60 c. small, 0.42 d. large, 0.40