A maximizing consumer with preferences u = 12x^(1/2)+ y pays pY= 2 and spends 64dollars per month on these goods. The store where she purchases good x has two pricing plans. Plan A has a unit price of pX= 6 with a monthly subscription fee of 4dollars. Plan B has a unit price of pX= 4 but the monthly fee is 8 dollars. Provide an Indifference Curve Diagram to illustrate and quantify her choice between Plan A and Plan B. Quantify all intercepts and intersections.

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