Assume that there are two goods in the world: apples and bananas. Say that Natalie has a ility function for these goods of the following type, where xA denotes the quantity of apples d xB the quantity of bananas U(XA, XB) = XA XB- o the following: a) Draw the indifference curves that are defined by the utility function (2-3 curves). Make sure to include an indifference curve that is defined by a utility level of 2,500. b) What is the marg inal rate of substitution when Natalie consumes 50 apples and 50 bananas? What is the marginal rate of substitution between these two goods when Natalie consumes

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