(Figure: Bowling and Chinese Buffet) The price of a Chinese buffet dinner is $10 and an evening of bowling costs $20. Bill has $100 per month to spend on these two goods. Assuming Bill is a utility-maximizing consumer, if he wants to eat at the Chinese buffet six times this month, he can go bowling only _____ time(s) this month.

A) one
B) two
C) three
D) four

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(Figure: Bowling and Chinese Buffet) The price of a Chinese buffet dinner is $10 and an evening of bowling costs $20. Bill has $100 per month to spend on these two goods. Assuming Bill is a utility-maximizing consumer, if he wants to eat at the Chinese buffet six times this month, he can go bowling only _____ time(s) this month.
(Figure: Bowling and Chinese Buffet) The price of a Chinese buffet dinner is $10 and an evening of bowling costs $20. Bill has $100 per month to spend on these two goods. Assuming Bill is a utility-maximizing consumer, if he wants to eat at the Chinese buffet six times this month, he can go bowling only _____ time(s) this month. A) one B) two C) three D) four

A) one 
B) two 
C) three 
D) four

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The Answer of (Figure: Bowling and Chinese Buffet) The price of a Chinese buffet dinner is $10 and an evening of bowling costs $20. Bill has $100 per month to spend on these two goods. Assuming Bill is a utility-maximizing consumer, if he wants to eat at the Chinese buffet six times this month, he can go bowling only _____ time(s) this month.

A) one 
B) two 
C) three 
D) four

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