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A consumer's budget constraint is drawn with the quantity of pizza measured along the horizontal axis and the price of Pepsi measured along the vertical axis. If the market is offering the consumer the trade-off of 3 pints of Pepsi for 1 pizza, then what is the slope of the consumer's budget constraint?
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