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Market Analysis A sporting goods company has decided on two possible cities in which to open a new store. Management estimates that City 1 will yield $20 million in revenues if successful and will lose $4 million if not. whereas City 2 will yield $50 million in revenues if successful and will lose $9 million if not. City 1 has a 0.3 probability of being successful and City 2 has a 0.2 probability of being successful. In which city should the sporting goods company open the new store with respect to the expected return from each store?

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Market Analysis A sporting goods company has decided on two possible cities in which to open a new store. Management estimates that City 1 will yield $20 million in revenues if successful and will lose $4 million if not. whereas City 2 will yield $50 million in revenues if successful and will lose $9 million if not. City 1 has a 0.3 probability of being successful and City 2 has a 0.2 probability of being successful. In which city should the sporting goods company open the new store with respect to the expected return from each store?

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