24. Refer to Section 11.6, Exhibit 1, to answer this question. Ryan and Trisha live in Medicine Hat, Alberta (population 63 500) with their two children, who are both under the age of 18. Ryan works as a factory labourer and earns $37 000 a year. Trisha is a stay-at-home mother. a. According to the Canada's Official Poverty Line (2016), are Ryan, Trisha, and their two children "poor"? Explain. b. Suppose Ryan and Trisha decide to move their family to rural New Brunswick and become potato farmers. If their projected income is $45 000, according to Canada's Official Poverty Line, are Ryan, Trisha, and their two children still "poor"? Explain