Consider the same gamble, but where instead the gamble is about losing $20 (i.e., heads lose $20 and tails keep your $20). Start by drawing a utility-wealth diagram with these two outcomes. 1. What is the expected payout of the gamble: E(w)? Label this point on the diagram. 2. What is the expected utility E(u) of the gamble? Label this point on the diagram. 3. Draw the utility function of a risk averse person. Label the utility this person would get from receiving E(w) for certain (i.e. the certainty equivalent utility level). 4. What would this person pay to avoid the gamble? Label this point on your diagram. 5. What is this person's risk premium