Hello, I have a question regarding the microeconomics course: "what are the opportunity costs (alternative costs) of 2 additional B units when producing 33 A and 56 B units?" The question needs to be calculated and answered using the table created in ms Excel (I'll put it here). Of course, the explanation for how you got the answer and the steps you took would be necessary.

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