You want to go to a concert in Detroit, but you have only $80. The cost of driving will be $30. When you get to the concert, there’s a 40% chance you’ll be able to get a ticket for $50, and a 60% chance that tickets will cost more than $50. If it’s worth $130 to you to go to the concert, should you drive to Detroit to attend this concert? To solve, use a decision tree.

2. Question 2 Once you have completed Exercise 3, what is the correct formula in cell K197? 1 point   =SUMIFS(Head_Count,Office_Name,$B197,Role,”Finance”,AvgHourlyCost,”>=”&K$185,AvgHourlyCost,”<=”&K$186) =COUNTIFS(Head_Count,Location_Name,$B197,Role,”Finance”,AvgHourlyCost,”>=”&K$185,AvgHourlyCost,”<=”&K$186) =SUMIFS(Head_Count,Location_Name,$B197,Role,”Finance”,AvgHourlyCost,”>=”&K$185,AvgHourlyCost,”<=”&K$186)