A2 What is the expected value of perfect information (in thousands of dollars) for the Meega airlines problem?O 118.5O 436O 574.6O 697.2 Meega airlines decided to offer direct service from Akron, Ohio to Clearwater Beach, Florida. Management must decide between full-price service using the company's new fleet of jet aircraft and a discount-service using smaller capacity commuter planes. Managementdeveloped estimates of the contribution to profit for each type of service based upon three possible levels of demand for service: high,moderate, and lovw.The payoff table (in thousands of dollars) and the probabilities of the states of nature are as follows:Demand for serviceHigh MediumLowPr0.20.40.4Full1300-600450PriceDiscount720650-350Using the gxpected value approach what is the recommended decision for Meega Airlines?O Offering high demandO Offering Medium demandO Offering low demandO Offering full priceO Offering discounted price

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What is the expected value of perfect information (in thousands of dollars) for the Meega airlines problem? O 118.5 O 436 O 574.6 O 697.2