Bruno is a landowner and Angela is a farmer who pays a share of her grain output to Bruno for the use of the land. The figure shows Angela and Bruno'sfeasible frontier, and Angela's biological survival constraint. Based on this information, which of the following statements is true?Bushels of grainAngela's biologicalsurvival constraint122.50402Feasible frontier:Angela and BrunocombinedAngela's hours of free time24O Angela's reservation option is to not work and consume 2.5 bushels of grain.O The technically feasible set includes the entire feasible frontier.O The maximum that Bruno can claim is 9.5 bushels of grain.O A new grain production technology would allow Angela to work 22 hours and 1 minute and still survive.

Bruno is a landowner and Angela is a farmer who pays a share of her grain output to Bruno for the use of the land. The figure shows Angela and Bruno's feasible frontier, and Angela's biological survival constraint. Based on this information, which of the following statements is true? Bushels of grain Angela's biological survival constraint 12 02 Feasible frontier: Angela and Bruno combined Angela's hours of free time 24 O Angela's reservation option is to not work and consume 2.5 bushels of grain. O The technically feasible set includes the entire feasible frontier. O The maximum that Bruno can claim is 9.5 bushels of grain. O A new grain production technology would allow Angela to work 22 hours and 1 minute and still survive.

Bruno is a landowner and Angela is a farmer who pays a share of her grain output to Bruno for the use of the land. The figure shows Angela and Bruno's feasible frontier, and Angela's biological survival constraint. Based on this information, which of the following statements is true? Bushels of grain Angela's biological survival constraint 12 02 Feasible frontier: Angela and Bruno combined Angela's hours of free time 24 O Angela's reservation option is to not work and consume 2.5 bushels of grain. O The technically feasible set includes the entire feasible frontier. O The maximum that Bruno can claim is 9.5 bushels of grain. O A new grain production technology would allow Angela to work 22 hours and 1 minute and still survive.

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