Betty has the endowment (8 eggs, 20 yogurts), which she can trade on the market. If the price of eggs is $1.8 per egg and the price of yogurts is $2.7 per yogurt, what is the value of her endowment at market prices? Please round your answer to two decimal places, if necessary.
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Betty has the endowment (8 eggs, 20 yogurts), which she can trade on the market. If the price of eggs is $1.8 per egg and the price of yogurts is $2.7 per yogurt, what is the value of her endowment at market prices?
Please round your answer to two decimal places, if necessary.
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