Can you help with 1c and 1d? ### Opportunity Cost Questions**Question 1c:**The opportunity cost from point D to point C is ____.- 30 capital goods- 30 consumer goods- 25 consumer goods- 25 capital goods**Question 1d:**The opportunity cost of two goods from point A to point B is ____.- 25 consumer goods- 5 consumer goods- 10 capital goods- 0.8 capital goodsThese questions are designed to assess understanding of opportunity cost in the context of production possibilities. Opportunity cost is the value of the next best alternative that is forgone when making a decision. The correct answers depend on the specific details of the production possibilities curve or information provided in the related graph or diagram (not shown here). **Production Possibilities Analysis****a. Production Possibilities Data:**The table below represents the combinations of consumer goods and capital goods within the context of production possibilities:| | A | B | C | D | E ||----------|----|----|----|----|----|| Consumer Goods | 0 | 25 | 50 | 75 | 100 || Capital Goods | 100| 90 | 75 | 45 | 0 |**b. Graphing the Production Possibilities Schedule:**Create a graph with the following details:- X-axis: Consumer Goods- Y-axis: Capital Goods- Plot the points A, B, C, D, and E using the coordinates from the table.- Connect the points to form the production possibilities frontier (PPF), demonstrating the trade-off between consumer goods and capital goods.**c. Opportunity Cost (D to C):**To calculate the opportunity cost from point D to C:- Capital Goods decrease from 45 to 75.- Consumer Goods increase from 75 to 50.- Opportunity Cost = Change in Capital Goods / Change in Consumer Goods = (75 - 45) / (50 - 75).- Analyze the negative slope to understand the trade-off.**d. Opportunity Cost (A to B):**To determine the opportunity cost from point A to B:- Capital Goods decrease from 100 to 90.- Consumer Goods increase from 0 to 25.- Opportunity Cost = Change in Capital Goods / Change in Consumer Goods = (90 - 100) / (25 - 0).**e. Opportunity Cost (E to D):**For shifting from point E to D:- Capital Goods increase from 0 to 45.- Consumer Goods decrease from 100 to 75.- Opportunity Cost = Change in Capital Goods / Change in Consumer Goods = (45 - 0) / (75 - 100).**f. Opportunity Cost of Producing at B:**If producing at point B, calculate the opportunity cost of consumer goods:- Determine the slope between points B and C for an incremental view.- Use the formula for opportunity cost highlighting any decrease in capital goods versus an increase in consumer goods. In all instances, provide calculations, analyses, and brief statements about the economic implications of these trade-offs.

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Description: Can you help with 1c and 1d? ### Opportunity Cost Questions**Question 1c:**The opportunity cost from point D to point C is ____.- 30 capital goods- 30 consumer goods- 25 consumer goods- 25 capital goods**Question 1d:**The opportunity cost of two good