This year Jackie, age 46, is about to take her first distribution from an inherited IRA she received from her mother last year. The IRA single life expectancy table shows the longevity factor for her current age (age 46) is 37.9. The longevity factor for someone who is 47 is 37.1. At her death last year, Jackie's mother was 88; the single life expectancy according to the IRS table, for age 89, is 12.0. What life expectancy number does the is require Jackie to use for her FIRST and her SECOND required distribution from the inherited IRA? O A. 12.0; 11.0 OB. 37.9;36.9 O C.37.9;37.1 OD none of the above This year Jackie, age 46, is about to take her first distribution from an inherited IRA she received from her mother last year. The IRA single life expectancy table shows the longevity factor for her current age (age 46) is 37.9. The longevity factor for someone who is 47 is 37.1. At her death last year, Jackie's mother was 88; the single life expectancy according to the IRS table, for age 89, is 12.0. What life expectancy number does the is require Jackie to use for her FIRST and her SECOND required distribution from the inherited IRA? O A. 12.0; 11.0 OB. 37.9;36.9 O C.37.9;37.1 OD none of the above