Courtney is upset about her $6,000 investment in a partnership. The partnership has no debt. but experienced losses in its first year. Courtney's share of the loss was $8,000. She does materially participate in this partnership. How much will she be able to deduct against her ordinary income due to this investment in this first year? $3,000 $6,000 $8,000 $0 QUESTION 8 3 points Your friend, Tyler, has had a bad year with investments. First, he sold stock in a company that was rapidly going downhill. Tyler's loss on the stock was $10,000. Then, a limited partnership he was involved with filed for bankruptcy. Tyler's suspended passive losses in that activity were also $10,000. How much will Tyler be able to deduct in the current year due to these losses assuming he has no passive income? $3,000 on stock; $0 on partnership $10,000 on stock; $10,000 on partnership $1,500 on stock; $1,500 on partnership $3,000 on stock; $10,000 on partnership $3,000 on stock; $3,000 on partnership