In this homework, I need to select correct option with explainatin, pls help Which expected opportunity loss table is appropriate given the opportunity losstable below? The probability of a market rise is P = 0.7 and the probability of amarket decline is P = 0.3ActOpportunity Loss (S)Market RiseMarket DeclineInvestment 14,000Investment 23,000Expected OpportunityLoss (S)PurchaseInvestment 14,000Investment 24,000Expected OpportunityLoss (S)PurchaseInvestment 11,200Investment 21,200Expected OpportunityLoss ($)PurchaseInvestment 1Investment 21,000Expected OpportunityLoss (S)PurchaseInvestment 12.800Investment 2900

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