Figure 5-13
In Figure 5-13, the consumer can afford any combination of X and Y represented by a point
a.
on line AB only.
b.
on or below line AB.
c.
on or above line AB.
d.
anywhere on the graph.
b
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A. $6 B. $10 C. $16 D. $24
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