Bob lives in Poughkeepsie, NY. Bob's favorite activity is watching professional baseball. One ticket for a game at Yankee Stadium (good X) costs $50. Because Bob lives in Poughkeepsie, he needs one round trip train ticket for each game that he attends. One round trip train ticket between Poughkeepsie and Yankee Stadium (good Y) costs $40. Bob's baseball budget for the summer is $600. A. Draw Bob's budget line for good X and good Y. Include numbers for the budget line's endpoints. B. Write Bob's utility function for good X and good Y. C Solve Bob's optimal bundle of good X and good Y

Bob lives in Poughkeepsie, NY. Bob's favorite activity is watching professional baseball. One ticket for a game at Yankee Stadium (good X) costs $50. Because Bob lives in Poughkeepsie, he needs one round trip train ticket for each game that he attends. One round trip train ticket between Poughkeepsie and Yankee Stadium (good Y) costs $40. Bob's baseball budget for the summer is $600. A. Draw Bob's budget line for good X and good Y. Include numbers for the budget line's endpoints. B. Write Bob's utility function for good X and good Y. C Solve Bob's optimal bundle of good X and good Y

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College Algebra

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Author:Ron Larson

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Chapter8: Sequences, Series,and Probability

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