given that mu1=10-X and mu2=24-Y, if the price X and Y are birr 2 and 6 respectively and mux =2 and muy=4

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given that mu1=10-X and mu2=24-Y, if the price X and Y are birr 2 and
6 respectively and mux =2 and muy=4

 

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