5 Determine the probability that the following tree reflecting demand for a product, given an expense ofacquiring the necessary equipment of $100k, has a rate of return higher than 30% per year.4.Sales: $27k/yr4 ycsDecideSales: $26k per year with a $35k overhaul in yr 4Low demapd p=0.35$100k acquisition costHigh demand p=0,65Sales $45k/yr10 ySDecide12 ycsSales $35k per year with a $35k overhaul in yr 6

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4. Determine the probability that the following tree reflecting demand for a product, given an expense of acquiring the necessary equipment of $100k, has a rate of return higher than 30% per year. $100k acquisition cost Low demand p=0.35 High demand p=0.65 Decide 4 yrs gycs 10 yrs Sales: $27k/yr Sales: $26k per year with a $35k overhaul in yr 4 Sales $45k/yr

4. Determine the probability that the following tree reflecting demand for a product, given an expense of acquiring the necessary equipment of $100k, has a rate of return higher than 30% per year. $100k acquisition cost Low demand p=0.35 High demand p=0.65 Decide 4 yrs gycs 10 yrs Sales: $27k/yr Sales: $26k per year with a $35k overhaul in yr 4 Sales $45k/yr

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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