Question content area Part 1 ?Jason's car was just? stolen, and the police informed him that they will probably be unable to recover it. His insurance will not cover the theft. Jason has a net worth of ?$3,0003,000?, all of which is easily convertible to cash. Jason requires a car for his job and his daily life. Based on? Jason's net cash? flow, he cannot afford more than ?$400400 in car payments. What options does he? have? How will these options affect his net worth and net cash? flow? Part 2 What options does Jason have and how will these options affect his net worth and net cash? flow? A. He can convert his net worth to cash and avoid any effect on his net cash flow. He could also borrow the needed? amount, which will reduce his net cash flow and net worth. B. He can convert his net worth to cash and avoid any effect on his net cash flow. He can borrow the needed? amount, which will reduce his net cash flow but leave his net worth unchanged. C. He can convert his net worth to? cash, lowering his net worth and net cash flow. He could also borrow the needed? amount, which will reduce his net cash flow and net worth. D. He can convert his net worth to cash and avoid any effect on his net cash flow. He can borrow the needed? amount, which will reduce his net worth but leave his net cash flow unchanged.