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You are a venture capitalist evaluating a startup. You estimate that the company has a 60% chance of success and a 40% of failure for its product development. If the startup successfully develops the product, you believe there are two possible market outcomes with two different probabilities. Under a very optimistic outcome, the value of the startup would be $30 million. However, under the alternative less optimistic outcome, the value of the startup would be $15 million. The probability of a very optimistic outcome is 70% and the probability of a less optimistic outcome is 30%. On the other hand, if the product development fails, the startup has a 25% chance of going bankrupt and investors will NOT be able to recoup any of their investments, whereas the startup has a 75% chance of selling the assets to another company for $4 million. If you ignore time value of money, how much would you pay for the startup using a decision-tree type of analysis?