The gain from a project is equally likely to have any value between - $0.15 million and + $0.85 million. What is the 99% value at risk? A) $0.145 million B) $0.14 million C) $0.13 million D) $0.10 million

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The gain from a project is equally likely to have any value between
- $0.15 million and + $0.85 million. What is the 99% value at risk?
A) $0.145 million B) $0.14 million C) $0.13 million D) $0.10 million
Transcribed Image Text:The gain from a project is equally likely to have any value between - $0.15 million and + $0.85 million. What is the 99% value at risk? A) $0.145 million B) $0.14 million C) $0.13 million D) $0.10 million
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