Research Problem 2. Five years ago Bridget decided to purchase a limited partnership interest in a fast-food restaurant conveniently located near the campus of Southeast State University. The general partnerof the restaurant venture promised her that the investment would prove to be a winner. During theprocess of capitalizing the business, $2 million was borrowed from Northside Bank; however, each of thepartners was required to pledge personal assets as collateral to sasfy the bank loan in the event thatthe restaurant defaulted. Bridget pledged shares of publicly traded stock (worth $200,000, basis of$75,000) to sasfy the banks requirement.The restaurant did a good business unl just recently, when agrant health code violaons werediscovered and widely publicized by the media. As a result, business has declined to a point where therestaurants connued existence is doubul. In addion, the $2 million loan is now due for payment.Because the restaurant cannot pay, the bank has called for the collateral provided by the partners to beused to sasfy the debt. Bridget sells the pledged stock for $200,000 and forwards the proceeds to thebank. Bridget believes that her share of the restaurants current and suspended passive losses can osetthe $125,000 gain from the stock sale. As a result, aer neng the passive losses against the gain, noneof the gain is subject to tax. How do you react to Bridgets posion?