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13) Budget constraint is AC
Tom can buy maximum 20 units of hamburger or maximum 40 units of hot dogs per month.
Price of hamburger = $4.00
As maximum 20 units of hamburger can be purchsed and price of hamburger is $4. Tom's monthly income is 20 * 4 = $80.
Option C is correct.
14) If price of hamburger is $10 wheee maximum 20 units of hamburgers can be purchased. Thus total spending on hamburgers is $10 * 20 = $200
Tom can purchase 40 units of hot dogs per month.
Price of hot dog = 200 / 40 = 5
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Thank you
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I need the exact coordinates when drawing the graph, please.
Thank you
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