not use ai 02 Question (2 points)e See section 3.4Airports are very noisy, and Freddy does not like extra noise. He does, however, like extra room in his living space, and he is looking for a newapartment. In economic terms, the noise from the airport is a bad, something people do not want. However, people may be willing to accept more of abad in exchange for more of a good. In Freddy's case, he is willing to tolerate living 1 mile closer to the airport for an extra 50 square feet in anapartment.く3rd attemptPart 1 (1 point)See HintLet xrepresent each mile closer to the airport from downtown, and let yrepresent square footage in apartments. Suppose that Freddyhas found a 400-square-foot apartment that is 2 miles closer to the airport than downtown. Use the point tool to plot this point andthen use the line tool to graph an indifference curve that shows Freddy's preferences for apartments closer to the airport withadditional square footage.

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