SOLUTION :
| JUSTIN'S | SAMANTHA'S | |
| APPLE | 5 | 7 |
| PEARS | 12 | 34 |
SAMANTHA'S OPPORTUNITY COST OF PRODUCING 1 POUD OF PEARS:
OC: 34 PEARS = 7 APPLE
OC : 1 PEARS = 7/34 APPLE
1 PEARS = 0.205 APPLE
is opportunity cost for one unit of pears.
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