Martha Gentry won an $18 million lottery and elected to receive her winnings in 30 equal annual installments. After receiving the first 10 installments, Martha and her husband divorced, and the remaining 20 payments became part of the property settlement. The judge who presided over the divorce proceedings awarded one-half interest in the future lottery payments to Martha and the other half to her ex-husband. Following the divorce, Martha decided to sell her interest in the 20 remaining lottery payments to raise the cash needed to open a flower store. An investor has offered Martha $2,945,430. If Martha can invest the money she gets at 6%, which is the better option, keeping the annuity or accepting the investor's offer? Why? 1 B 1 TE : I iii 111 lal 3 LU boll PM MUI 99 1 T t O Word(s) e Textbook and Media What needs might Martha have that would make the investor's offer the preferable option, no matter what the interest rate (within reason)? B 1 y Tz T T 99 UL A 1 T t O Word(s)