VI VUILUMILU. 4. Chapter 9, Problem 8 (4 Points): (b) Solve the decision tree and decide what Steiner-Wallace should do. SA olan hbshop 8. The owners of Sweet-Tooth Bakery have determined that they need to expand their facility in order to meet their increased demand for baked goods. The decision is whether to expand now with a large facility or expand small with the possibility of having to expand again in five years. The owners have estimated the following chances for demand: The likelihood of demand being high is 0.70. The likelihood of demand being low is 0.30. Profits for each alternative have been estimated as follows: Large expansion has an estimated profitability of either $80,000 or $50,000, depending on whether demand turns out to be high or low. Small expansion has a profitability of $40,000, assuming demand is low. Small expansion with an occurrence of high demand would require considering whether to expand further. If the bakery expands at this point, the profitability is to be $50,000. (a) Draw a decision tree showing the decisions, chance events, and their probabilities, as well as the profitability of outcomes. (b) Solve the decision tree and decide what the bakery should do. 9. Demand has grown at Dairy May Farms, and it is consid ing expanding. One option is to expand by pumal S 1) Draw a decision tree (1.5 points) 2) Solve the tree (2 points) 3) What the bakery should do? (0.5 point)