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The owners of a Big plane, a Medium plane, and a Small plane must build a runway. Building a runway long enough to accommodate all three planes costs $36 million. A runway long enough to accommodate a Medium or Small plane (but not a Big plane) would cost $30 million. A runway long enough to accommodate a Small plane (but not a Medium or Big plane) would cost $6 million. bad According to the Shapley value, what is the owner of the Big plane's fair share of the $36 million cost? Get The 100 (5 a) $36 million. b) $6 million. c) $12 million. d) $20 million. e) $30 million. (ME) (964

The owners of a Big plane, a Medium plane, and a Small plane must build a runway. Building a runway long enough to accommodate all three planes costs $36 million. A runway long enough to accommodate a Medium or Small plane (but not a Big plane) would cost $30 million. A runway long enough to accommodate a Small plane (but not a Medium or Big plane) would cost $6 million. bad According to the Shapley value, what is the owner of the Big plane's fair share of the $36 million cost? Get The 100 (5 a) $36 million. b) $6 million. c) $12 million. d) $20 million. e) $30 million. (ME) (964

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-The owners of a Big plane, a Medium plane, and a Small plane must build a runway. Building a runway long enough to accommodate all three planes costs $36 million. A runway long enough to accom modate a Medium or Small plane (but not a Big plane) would cost $30 million. A runway long enough to accommodate a Small plane (but not a Medium or Big plane) would cost $6 million. According to the Shapley value, what is the owner of the Big plane's fair share of the $36 million cost? ont cou a) $36 million. b) $6 million. c) $12 million. d) $20 million. e) $30 million.
Transcribed Image Text:-The owners of a Big plane, a Medium plane, and a Small plane must build a runway. Building a runway long enough to accommodate all three planes costs $36 million. A runway long enough to accom modate a Medium or Small plane (but not a Big plane) would cost $30 million. A runway long enough to accommodate a Small plane (but not a Medium or Big plane) would cost $6 million. According to the Shapley value, what is the owner of the Big plane's fair share of the $36 million cost? ont cou a) $36 million. b) $6 million. c) $12 million. d) $20 million. e) $30 million.
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