30 t next years. If she goes through the training, she has to pay $ p . . year for tuution, but her posttraining wage will be $60,000 per year or 28 years. In this scenario, the rate of discount that equates the lifetime present value of not going to training and going to trainings 7.0%. For each of the parts below, choose how the, rate of discount that equalizes the two options would change? M5): %')i+ % l" % ,__L- l . . . _ mma- ('4 \"+057 4' A\" pro-07)\") _ 0 Each year of training still costs gwmng work still pays $45,000, but each year of posttraining work now pays $80,000. 4\" o All prices stay the same, but the training becomes more difficult so it will take three years for Sarah to complete rather than two years. \\l/ .. [@270 ' o All prices stay the same, but Sarah anticipate herself taking a few years off to take care of her children in the next few y ars. 4 E] r 215' D 4 E F i K