Liz has two options when it comes to opening up her new practice. She can go independent or join an existing practice. Going independent will take more of a financial commitment $($$$110,000)$ which would be lost if she failed. However, the payoff would be greater over the next two years if she succeeds $($$$250,000).$ Joining a practice will require less up front $($$$75,000$ which would be lost in failure$)$ but the payoff is also less $($$$195,000).$ Liz believes receiving privileges at the local hospital will cause her to succeed. Denial of those privileges at the local hospital will cause her to fail. Create a decision table for Liz. Liz believes there is a $60\%$ probability that she will receive privileges. What would the probability of receiving privileges have to be to make her change her mind between independent and joining a practice? $($Calculate to two decimal places and enter as $0.$XX$)$