An orange cost #5 and an apple cost #10. The first orange consumed by musa yielded marginal utility (MU) of 55 utils and at every subsequent consumption of an orange, the marginal utility (MU) diminishes by 5 utils while the first apple consumed by him yielded 80 utils and at every subsequent consumption marginal utility (MU) diminishes by 10 utils. A. Present this in a marginal utility (MU) schedule to the fifth orange and apple purchased. B. How many oranges and apple will he buy in order to maximize his utility? C. How much will he spend on the fruits? D. What should he do if his marginal utility (MU) of orange is 35 utils

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An orange cost #5 and an apple cost #10. The first orange consumed
by musa yielded marginal utility (MU) of 55 utils and at every
subsequent consumption of an orange, the marginal utility (MU)
diminishes by 5 utils while the first apple consumed by him yielded 80
utils and at every subsequent consumption marginal utility (MU)
diminishes by 10 utils.

A. Present this in a marginal utility (MU) schedule to the fifth
orange and apple purchased.

B. How many oranges and apple will he buy in order to maximize his
utility?

C. How much will he spend on the fruits?

D. What should he do if his marginal utility (MU) of orange is 35
utils

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