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Bendol 22/02/2012 6:24am
prob senutdt quits and receives $8000, thus costing the company $7950, is 0.003.prob senutdt doesn't quit, thereby contributing $50 to company income, is 0.997Therefore expected receipt for company = $(0.003*(-7950) + 0.997*50) = $(49.85 23.85) = $26
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