Problem 9.1. Harry consumes two lunches: salads and soup. The price of a salad is $12.50. Soup costs $2.50 per cup. Harry's monthly budget for soups and salads is $100. The graph below displays six points. Each point is a pair (or bundle) of salads and soups. Point Afford Afford Can't Exactly $ Left Over 45 A B 30 A 25 20 15 10 6 7 9Salads (nalad/ (a) Carefully draw Harry's budget line in the graph above. The horizontal intercept is per month; the vertical intercept is salads per eup of soup. Along the budget line, Harry must give up salads soups per month. The slope of the budget line is cups of Soup to enjoy one more salad. (b) In the table above, use the letter X to indicate whether Harry Can't Afford, can Exactly Afford (with no money left over), or can afford with S Left Over each pair of salads and soups.