Suppose a driver who is driving over the speed limit negligently hits and injures a pedestrian who is jaywalking. A jury determines that the driver is eighty percent responsible for the accident, the jaywalker is twenty percent responsible, and the jaywalking pedestrian suffered $10,000 in damages. Which of the following is/are true? (There may be more than one answer). Group of answer choices In a jurisdiction that recognizes contributory negligence, the pedestrian will be awarded $8,000. In a jurisdiction that recognizes comparative negligence, the pedestrian will be awarded $2,000. In a jurisdiction that recognizes contributory negligence, the pedestrian will be awarded $0. In a jurisdiction that recognizes comparative negligence, the pedestrian will be awarded $8,000