KINDLY ANSWER B. Solve for the marginal rate of transformation (MRT) for combinations A - B; B - C; C -› D; D ›E; E -› F; and F -› G. Round-up to two decimals and show complete solutions. C. Interpret the MRT for B -> C and F-> G. Please show COMPLETE SOLUTION

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