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Transcribed Image Text:Based on the following profit payoff table, answer the following:
Alternative
Buy
Rent
High Low
90 -10
70
40
Lease
60
55
Prior Probability 0.4
0.6
The optimistic strategy is: Lease +
The pessimistic strategy is:
The maximum likelihood strategy is:
The minimax regret strategy is:
The expected payoff strategy is:
The expected value of perfect information is:
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