None O Macmillan LearningMauricio has a circus act that involves monkeys on unicycles. Mauricio has a fixed amount to spend on unicycles and monkeys.The graph shows Mauricio's initial budget constraint. The price per unicycle is $180 and per monkey is $135. Using the graph,show what happens to Mauricio's budget line when the price of unicycles increases to $270. Then, answer the question.Quantity of unicycles101088976532100123✓Budget line45678CoQuantity of monkeys910

Initially we are given that:Price per unicycle = $180Price per monkey = $135Now, in the budget…

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