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    If EMV(a<sub>1</sub>)= $50,000,EMV(a<sub>2</sub>)= $65,000,and EMV(a<sub>3</sub>)= $45,000,then EMV<sup>*</sup> = $160,000
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If EMV(a1)= $50,000,EMV(a2)= $65,000,and EMV(a3)= $45,000,then EMV* = $160,000

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If EMV(a1)= $50,000,EMV(a2)= $65,000,and EMV(a3)= $45,000,then EMV* = $160,000.

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