During the year, Monique took a trip from Boston to Rome, Italy. She was away from home for 15 days. She spent five days vacationing and ten days on business (including the two travel days). Her expenses are as follows: Air fare $2, 100 Lodging (15 days times $210) 3, 150 Meals (15 days times $160) 2, 400 Valet service (cleaning of business suits) 60 Monique's deduction is: a. $5, 760. b. $5, 360. c. $4, 360. d. $4, 300. e. None of the above. During the year Earl went from Portland to Mobile on business. After six days of business meetings, he took four days of vacation to go sightseeing. Earl's expenses for the trip are as follows: Air fare $1, 200 Lodging (10 days times $90) 900 Meals (10 days times $100) 1,000 Airport limo 60 Earl's deduction is: a. $2, 400 b. $2, 100 c. $1, 620 d. $1, 596 e. None of the above During the year, Debra is transferred by her employer from Denver to Seattle. Her expenses are not reimbursed and are as follows: Cost of moving household furnishings $2, 400 Transportation 400 Meals 420 Lodging 350 Her qualified moving expenses are: a. $2, 400 b. $2, 800. c. $3, 150. d. $3, 570. e. Some other amount