Question 9 2 pts Tanya must decide how many cream puffs to prepare this coming Saturday night for her cafe's diners. She has the option to make 50, 100, or 150 cream puffs. Assume that the demand for the cream puffs is 50, 100, or 150. Each pastry costs $5 to make and sells for $7. Unsold puffs are donated to the food bank and there is no opportunity cost for lost sales. Tanya got the following probability information for the pies: P(50) - 0.3, P(100) = 0.5, P(150) -0.2. A friend suggested that Tanya use the Laplace method. After applying this method, how many cream puffs will Tanya prepare? C 150 100 50 Question 10 2 pts