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You plan a certain project. There is a 35% chance that you will lose $30,000, a...

You plan a certain project. There is a 35% chance that you will lose $30,000, a 40% chance you will break even, and a 25% chance that you will make $55,000. What is the expected value of your investment? Do not round.

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