Tomasso buys tires (T) and steering wheels (W) in a particular combination, he always buys four tires with one steeringwheel. If the price of tires is pr = 2, the price of a steering wheel is pw = 1 and his income is I36, Tomasso will%3!consume:O a. W = 2, T = 17O b. W = 3, T = 12O c. W = 4, T = 16O d. W = 6, T = 15Clear my choiceTeresa has constant MRS of cake for ice cream scoops of 3. In other words, she would take 3 ice cream scoops inexchange for a piece of cake (can also think of cake on the x-axis). The price of ice cream is $1 a scoop, cake is $2 apiece. If Teresa has $8, how many pieces of cake does she buy?O a. 1O b. 2О с. 3

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Tomasso buys tires (T) and steering wheels (W) in a particular combination, he always buys four tires with one steering wheel. If the price of tires is pr = 2, the price of a steering wheel is pw = 1 and his income is I = 36, Tomasso will %3D consume: O a. W = 2, T = 17 Ob. W = 3, T = 12 O c. W = 4, T = 16 O d. W = 6, T = 15 Clear my choice eresa has constant MRS of cake for ice cream scoops of 3. In other words, she would take 3 ice cream scoops in xchange for a piece of cake (can also think of cake on the x-axis). The price of ice cream is $1 a scoop, cake is $2 a ece. If Teresa has $8, how many pieces of cake does she buy? O a. 1 o b. 2 С. 3

Tomasso buys tires (T) and steering wheels (W) in a particular combination, he always buys four tires with one steering wheel. If the price of tires is pr = 2, the price of a steering wheel is pw = 1 and his income is I = 36, Tomasso will %3D consume: O a. W = 2, T = 17 Ob. W = 3, T = 12 O c. W = 4, T = 16 O d. W = 6, T = 15 Clear my choice eresa has constant MRS of cake for ice cream scoops of 3. In other words, she would take 3 ice cream scoops in xchange for a piece of cake (can also think of cake on the x-axis). The price of ice cream is $1 a scoop, cake is $2 a ece. If Teresa has $8, how many pieces of cake does she buy? O a. 1 o b. 2 С. 3

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