Question c) Margaret is planning to take her life dream vacations in 5 years. She has 10,000 in a savings accounts that pays 4% compounded semiannually. Also she can save an additional $800 annually at 5%. The actual costs of the vacations are $12,000, but the expected inflation rate is 2%. How much funds in excess (or deficiency) related to the vacation costs he will have in 5 years? PRESENT YOUR ANSWER ROUNDED TO 0 DECIMAL PLACES. DONT USE COMMA SEPARATORS. IF YOUR ANSWER IS A NEGATIVE NUMBER USE THE MINUS SIGN