If we assign the following probabilities to the states of nature in Exercise 22.1, determine the EMV
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If we assign the following probabilities to the states of nature in Exercise 22.1, determine the EMV decision:
P(s1) = .4 P(s2) = .1 P(s3) = .3 P(s4) = .2
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