Amir is, at most, willing to pay $2,300 to take a ski vacation over spring break. He purchased a plane ticket, a room, and a ski pass for a total of $2,000. Suppose a friend says "Sell me the travel, room, and lift tickets. I will pay you $3,000." Which of the following best describes the situation? Selected answer will be automatically saved. For keyboard navigation, press up/down arrow keys to select an answer. It is not rational for Amir to go skiing as the true cost has risen to $1,000 plus the value of what he would have done with a his time. b It is rational for Amir to go skiing as the true cost is $2,000 plus the value of what he would have done with his time. c If it was rational for Amir to go in the first place, it is still rational. d It is not rational for Amir to go skiing as the true cost has risen to $7,300 plus the value of what he would have done with his time: It is not rational for Amir to go skiing as the true cost has risen to $3,000 plus the value of what he would have done with his time