Consider a random wealth W taking on one of the values(W1,w2) = ($1600, $2600)with respective probabilities(P1.P2) = (,).Further suppose that my utility function is u(w) = In(w). Have them compute expected wealth, and put unit pop-up list on every question.(a) Compute the expected value of W. Please round your answer to two decimal places.Expected Wealth =(b) Compute the expected value of u(W). Please round your answer to two decimal places.Expected Utility =(c) Compute my certainty equivalent of W. Use your rounded answers from (a) and/or (b), and round your answer to two decimal places.Certainty Equivalent =(d) Compute my risk premium for W. Use your rounded answers from (a) and/or (b) and/or (c), and round your answer to two decimal places.Risk Premium =dollarsutiles

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