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question 11

Multiple Choice

​Use the following information for question
Transcendent Technologies is deciding between developing a complicated thought-activated software,or a simple voice-activated software.Since the thought-activated software is complicated,it only has a 30% chance of actually going through to a successful launch,but would generate revenues of $50million if launched.The voice-activated software is simple and hence has a 80% chance of being launched but only generates a revenue of $10million.The complicated technology costs 10million,whereas the simple technology costs 2million.
-​If the firm learns that the complicated technology can be made more stable with a few tweaks increasing the price to 15.5 million and increasing the probability of a launch to 50%.Given the new costs and probabilities of launch for the complicated software,which technology would the firm rather invest in now?

• A)​The simple voice-activated software
• B)The complicated thought-activated software
• C)Neither of the software
• D)​Need more information

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