The planned buying process - Part 2Let’s Play . . . Cash for Questions!Imagine that you are a contestant on a popular television quiz show, Cash for Questions. You are thrilled that the category is "Buying a Car" because you just learned about it in your personal finance class. There are five questions in this category, and the host, Jason Jack, will give you the answer to each question in each of the following boxes. Remember, you must phrase your response in the form of a question and select the correct entry. Good Luck!Disclaimer: You won’t actually receive any money if you answer the questions correctly. Question 1: $100The name given to the situation in which a car owner owes more on his or her car than the car is worth. What is the ?Question 2: $200A prepared buyer will obtain this oral or written commitment from a lender stating the amount and terms of the credit it is willing to lend. What is a ?Question 3: $300This type of warranty offers less protection than a full warranty, but more than is available when a product is sold as is. What is a ?Question 4: $400This type of insurance coverage pays the difference between the actual cash value of a vehicle and the current outstanding balance on the vehicle’s loan or lease. What is ?Question 5: $500A salesperson uses this sales tactic when he or she quotes an artificially high price on a potential buyer’s trade-in vehicle. What is ?You are now in the final round of the game. The category for this round is "Oh, What Have I Done?" Select the correct option from those provided to complete the question. Final Question: $1,000This rule, created by the Federal Trade Commission, gives you the right to cancel and receive a full refund—provided that the contract has a value of $25 or more, the transaction involves a sale, and the sale is made anywhere other than a seller’s normal place of business. What is the ?