After MythBusters, Austin and Erin watch an episode of Shark Week. After watching Shark Week, Austin reports getting 20 utils from Shark Week and Erin reports getting 10 utils from Shark Week. Recall that the utility levels from MythBusters were 15 for Austin and 5 for Erin. Which statement is true?
Choose one:
A. Erin liked Shark Week twice as much as MythBusters and Austin liked Shark Week better, but not twice as much.
B. Both viewers got more utility out of Shark Week, but we cannot say how much more.
C. Erin liked Shark Week twice as much as MythBusters and Austin feel the same about the two shows.
D. Both viewers get twice more utility from Shark Week than from MythBusters.
After watching MythBusters,
Utility of Austin = 15 utils
Utility of Erin = 5 utils
After watching Shark Week
Utility of Austin = 20 utils
Utility of Erin = 10 utils
That means, Utility for Erin after watching Shark Week gets utility of 10 utils, twice that of 5 utils that he gets from watching MythBuster
Similarly, Utility for Austin after watching Shark Week gets utility of 20 utils, higher than 15 utils that he gets from watching MythBuster.
Hence, the correct answer is A: Erin liked Shark Week twice as much as MythBusters and Austin liked Shark Week better, but not twice as much
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