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a. Using the retirement simulation spreadsheet that we created in class (based on file, "Retirement planning sim template," posted on Canvas), set the savings rate to 12.5% (instead of the 10% default value in the original simulation). Simulate 20030 -year careers. b. What percent of the time will the investment portfolio be worth more than $1,100,000 ? c. What is the probability that the portfolio will be worth less than $750,000? Retirement planning starting point - fixed raises and rate of return. Retirement planning - Raise and Returns tables a. Using the retirement simulation spreadsheet that we created in class (based on file, "Retirement planning sim template," posted on Canvas), set the savings rate to 12.5% (instead of the 10% default value in the original simulation). Simulate 20030 -year careers. b. What percent of the time will the investment portfolio be worth more than $1,100,000 ? c. What is the probability that the portfolio will be worth less than $750,000? Retirement planning starting point - fixed raises and rate of return. Retirement planning - Raise and Returns tables