Which of the following are two different names for the same thing?
A)Expected cost of uncertainty AND expected value of perfect information
B)Expected cost of uncertainty AND expected value under uncertainty
C)Expected value under uncertainty AND expected value under certainty
D)Expected value of perfect information AND expected value under certainty

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The expected cost of uncertainty refers to the cost that a decision-maker incurs due to uncertainty, while the expected value of perfect information is the value that the decision-maker can gain if they have complete and perfect information. These two concepts are equivalent as they both measure the impact of uncertainty on decision-making.

Which of the Following Are Two Different Names for the Same