Jim decides to start a small nonprofit business of renting out motor scooters to help out his area residents. He puts in his own money and buys 5 motor scooters, each priced at $3,000. He incurs no other costs because he keeps the motor scooters in his own garage. The motor scooters last for 5 years. The number of motor scooters and the probability that they would be rented per month is shown in the table.

Select the correct answer.
Using this distribution, what is the expected number of motor scooters to be rented out in a month?
A. 1
B. 1.5
C. 2
D. 2.5
E. 3