If you have an income of $40 to spend, comodity 1 costs $2 per unit, and comodity 2 costs $10 per unit, then the equation for your budget line can be written as...
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x1+ 5x2 = 20 |
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b. |
12(x1+ 5x2) = 40 |
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c. |
(x1+ 5x2) /12= 40 |
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d. |
x1/2 + x2/10 = 40 |
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e. |
3x1+ 11x2 = 41 |
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You have an income of $40 to spend. Commodity 1 costs $2 per unit and commodity 2 costs $10 per unit.
Let us assume that I am buying x1 units of Commodity 1.
So, I would spend $2 * x1 = $2x1 on Commodity 1.
Similarly, let us assume that I am buying x2 units of Commodity 2.
So, I would spend $10 * x2 = $10x2 on Commodity 2.
Thus, the total amount that I spend on Commodity 1 and Commodity 2 = 2x1 + 10x2.
Now, I have an income of $40.
So, 2x1 + 10x2 = 40;
Or, x1 + 5x2 = 20.
So, the equation for your budget line can be written as : x1 + 5x2 = 20 (Option A).
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