Leo consumes only apples and bananas. He prefers more apples to fewer, but he gets tired of bananas. If he consumes fewer than 24 bananas per week, he thinks that 1 banana is a perfect substitute for 1 apple. But you would have to pay him 1 apple for each banana beyond 24 that he consumes. The indifference curve that passes through the consumption bundle with 31 apples and 36 bananas also passes through the bundle with A apples and 18 bananas, where A equals
A) 29.
B) 23.
C) 31.
D) 25.
E) None of the above.
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