Louis Hooper, manager of the Tahoe City street maintenance department, must decide about increasing the snow removal equipment. He has identified three mutually exclusive states of weather: no snow, light snow, and heavy snow. He is considering three courses of action: maintain present capacity; contract now for the services of one additional remover at a cost of $10,000; contract now for the services of two additional removers at a cost of $18,000. If he maintains present capacity and gets light snow or heavy snow, the city will have to buy services from the state at a cost of $12,000 and $27,000, respectively. If he contracts now for the services of one additional remover and the city gets hit with heavy snow, the city will have to purchase $15,000 worth of service from the state. Create a payoff table for Hooper's problem.