In Exercise 8, suppose that you stand to lose 5 cents if you decide that the bookbag contains 70R — 30B when it actually contains 70B — 30R, and you stand to lose 10 cents if the opposite error is made. Construct a table showing the two expected loss values, and consider the following decision-rule: decide 70R — 30B if 7 or more out of the sample of 10 turn out to be red, and decide 70B — 30R otherwise. Compare this decision-rule with the one you found in Exercise 8.