Use this story problem and payoff table to answer questions 1-6: Jeffrey Helm owns a health and fitness center called Bulk-Up in Harrisburg. He is considering adding more floor space to meet increasing demand. He will either add no floor space (N), a moderate area of floor space (M), a large area of floor space (L), or an area of floor space that doubles the size of the facility (D). Demand will either stay fixed, increase slightly, or increase greatly. The following are the changes in Bulk-Up's annual profits under each combination of expansion level and demand change level: Adding a moderate amount of floor space is a decision alternative. Once the correct strategy is applied, what is the optimal payoff calculation? Enter your value as a whole number, without decimals, commas or dollar signs. Example: 600 Use this story problem and payoff table to answer questions 1-6: Jeffrey Helm owns a health and fitness center called Bulk-Up in Harrisburg. He is considering adding more floor space to meet increasing demand. He will either add no floor space (N), a moderate area of floor space (M), a large area of floor space (L), or an area of floor space that doubles the size of the facility (D). Demand will either stay fixed, increase slightly, or increase greatly. The following are the changes in Bulk-Up's annual profits under each combination of expansion level and demand change level: Adding a moderate amount of floor space is a decision alternative. Once the correct strategy is applied, what is the optimal payoff calculation? Enter your value as a whole number, without decimals, commas or dollar signs. Example: 600