Hilda buys only cauliflower, Qc, and geraniums, Qg. The equation for Hilda's initial budget line is $40 = $2 × Qc + $4 × Qg
If Hilda's income increases by $20, the price of cauliflower decreases by $1, and the price of geraniums increases by $1, the equation of her new budget line is ________. A) $60 = $1 × Qc + $5 × Qg
B) $60 + $1 × Qc = $5 × Qg
C) $0 = $60 + $1 × Qc + $5 × Qg
D) $60 = $5 × Qc - $1 × Qg
A
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