Computation of expected value and absolute risk measurement

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Compare the work and formulas for computation of Expected Value, Absolute Risk Measurement, and Relative Risk for both projects. I have the answers, however, my textbook is horrible in explaining the work.

Project A
Probability Cash Flow
0.5 $200,000
0.5 $300,000

Project B
Probability Cash Flow
0.05 $0
0.80 $200,000
0.15 $400,000

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