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  Given the indifference curves for an individual as shown above, if the price of good Y = $1, it can be determined that two points on his or her demand curve for good X are A) ( Pₓ = $1, Qdₓ = 10) ; ( Pₓ = $2, Qdₓ = 14) . B) ( Pₓ = $1, Qdₓ = 7) ; ( Pₓ = $0.50, Qdₓ = 14) . C) ( Pₓ = $0.50, Qdₓ = 7) ; ( Pₓ = $1, Qdₓ = 10) . D) ( Pₓ = $2, Qdₓ = 20) ; ( Pₓ = $1, Qdₓ = 10) . Given the indifference curves for an individual as shown above, if the price of good Y = $1, it can be determined that two points on his or her demand curve for good X are


A) ( Pₓ = $1, Qdₓ = 10) ; ( Pₓ = $2, Qdₓ = 14) .
B) ( Pₓ = $1, Qdₓ = 7) ; ( Pₓ = $0.50, Qdₓ = 14) .
C) ( Pₓ = $0.50, Qdₓ = 7) ; ( Pₓ = $1, Qdₓ = 10) .
D) ( Pₓ = $2, Qdₓ = 20) ; ( Pₓ = $1, Qdₓ = 10) .

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