Answer:
OPTION B
Explanation:
Calculation for the option that has the highest expected monetary value (EMV)?
Using this formula to find the Expected monetary value for option a
E(X) = x*P(X=x)
Let plug in the formula
Expected monetary value = 0.6*(100,000*550) + 0.4*(75,000*550)
Expected monetary value=0.6*55,000,000+0.4*41,250,000
Expected monetary value=33,000,000+16,500,000
Expected monetary value = $49,500,000
Therefore the Expected monetary value for option a is $49,500,000
Calculation for the Expected monetary value
for option b
Expected monetary value = 0.7*(75,000*750) + 0.3*(70,000*750)
Expected monetary value=0.7*56,250,000+0.3*52,500,000
Expected monetary value=39,375,000+15,750,000
Expected monetary value= 55,125,000
Therefore the Expected monetary value for option b is 55,125,000
Hence, Based on the above calculations for both option a and option b the highest expected monetary value will be OPTION B reason been that OPTION B has the highest amount.
So clearly the Option b has the highest expected monetary value.PRFS 4703 Exam 2Spring 2011