QxMUXQYMUY1556101083048207245403048603240367524503090166010512701208802202421184 SeksSuppose Fred's income is $240 and he buys 75 units of X and 30 units of Y. If Fred buys $1'sworth less of X and $1's worth more of Y, then his utility willincrease by 16 utils.increase by 4 utils.decrease by 4 utils.increase by 24 utils.decrease by 45 utils.decrease by 24 utils.decrease by 16 utils.Onot change.increase by 45 utils.

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