A person faces a loss that may or may not occur. Some facts: - She has $10,000 in wealth but no other assets. - She faces the risk of a loss of $3,600. - This loss will occur with probability 0.3. - She has expected utility preferences, where her utility depends on the square-root of final money wealth (after she has paid a premium to the insurer if she buys insurance, after she has suffered any loss, and after she has received any payment from the insurer): u=W. Please draw a large diagram that shows a utility function of a person. The diagram should plot wealth on the x-axis and utility on the y-axis. On the diagram, please draw and label items (i) through (vii) below and label with appropriate dollar values and utility levels when possible. Stuff to label on your diagram: (i) the point representing initial wealth. (ii) the point representing wealth when loss occurs. (iii) the point representing expected wealth. (iv) the point representing expected utility. A person faces a loss that may or may not occur. Some facts: - She has $10,000 in wealth but no other assets. - She faces the risk of a loss of $3,600. - This loss will occur with probability 0.3. - She has expected utility preferences, where her utility depends on the square-root of final money wealth (after she has paid a premium to the insurer if she buys insurance, after she has suffered any loss, and after she has received any payment from the insurer): u=W. Please draw a large diagram that shows a utility function of a person. The diagram should plot wealth on the x-axis and utility on the y-axis. On the diagram, please draw and label items (i) through (vii) below and label with appropriate dollar values and utility levels when possible. Stuff to label on your diagram: (i) the point representing initial wealth. (ii) the point representing wealth when loss occurs. (iii) the point representing expected wealth. (iv) the point representing expected utility