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Consider a project that will payoff $2 million if it is successful and nothing if it is not successful. If the probability of success is 20 percent, what is the project's expected payoff
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Consider a project that will payoff $2 million if it is successful and nothing if it is not successful. If the probability of success is 20 percent, what is the project's expected payoff

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do you have to pay this all the bills

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