Philip, a resident of Calgary, has an income of $24, the price of A is $4, and the price of B is $3. Which of the following combinations is on the Philip's budget line? Multiple Choice 3A and 48 2A and 58 4A and 3B 6A and 8B

Philip, a resident of Calgary, has an income of $24, the price of A is $4, and the price of B is $3. Which of the following combinations is on the Philip's budget line? Multiple Choice 3A and 48 2A and 58 4A and 3B 6A and 8B

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