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Suppose a worker was accidentally killed on the job due to negligence on the part of her employer. As a result, the worker's family is suing the employer, asking to be awarded the present discounted value of the earnings that the worker would have received from her job had she not been killed. Suppose the worker's salary at the time of her death was $70,000, which she would have earned in the present year, and that her earnings would have grown by $2,000 each year for the remainder of her career. If the worker was otherwise planning to retire after five more years of employment and if the interest rate is 14 percent, then what is the present discounted value of her earnings for the lawsuit? For simplicity, assume that had the worker not been killed at work, she would have lived for at least five more years with certainty. The present discounted value of the worker's earnings is $ . (Enter a numeric response rounded to two decimal places.) If we instead were uncertain that the worker would otherwise have lived five more years, then the present discounted value of her earnings would have been the present discounted value of her earnings if we were certain that she would have lived five more years. greater than less than equal to