Peace of Mind, Inc. (PMI), sells extended warranties for durable consumer goods like washing machines and refrigerators. When PMI sells an extended warranty, it receives cash up front from the customer, but later PMI must cover any repair costs that arise. An analyst working for PMI is considering a warranty for a new line of big-screen TVs. A consumer who purchases the 2-year warranty will pay PMI $202. On average, the repair costs that PMI must cover will average $100 for each of the warranty's 2 years. If PMI has a cost of capital of 5%, should it offer this warranty for sale?