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    Figure 2A -In Figure 2A, the Utility Function for Some Individual Is
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Figure 2A -In Figure 2A, the Utility Function for Some Individual Is

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Figure 2A
Figure 2A   -In Figure 2A, the utility function for some individual is U(x<sub>1</sub>,x<sub>2</sub>) =x<sub>1</sub>x<sub>2</sub>. An indifference curve for this individual is depicted in: A) Figure 2A (a) . B) Figure 2A (b) . C) Figure 2A (c) . D) Figure 2A (d) .
-In Figure 2A, the utility function for some individual is U(x1,x2) =x1x2. An indifference curve for this individual is depicted in:


A) Figure 2A (a) .
B) Figure 2A (b) .
C) Figure 2A (c) .
D) Figure 2A (d) .

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