b=0 Brit-Brick is a company that produces bricks and cement in the UK. Their largestconsumer is ConstrUK, a UK construction company. The manager of Brit-Brick hasasked the research department to find out how sensitive ConstrUK's demand forbricks is. The research department has estimated that ConstrUK's preferences overbricks (x) and cement (y) can be described by the utility functionU(x, y) = x/10 yl-b/10%3|where b follows from your student number, and where x and y are measured in bagsExample: if b=4, then U(x, y) = x4/10 y1-4/10o = x²/5 y3/5.The price for one bag of cement is equal to £1. It is estimated that ConstrUK's budgetis £10,000. Find the price-consumption curve for bricks and the correspondingdemand curve.

This is a utility-maximization problem. Let us assume that the price of the bricks is €P per bag.…

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The price for one bag of cement is equal to £1. It is estimated that ConstrUK's budget is £10,000. Find the price-consumption curve for bricks and the corresponding demand curve.

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