c) Suppose the government wants to limit the amount of Good X that is purchased, so they enact a program where the price of Good X goes up to $4 for any amount of Good X greater than X-10 units. So Px $2 if X 10, but Px-$4 for all units of X purchased where X> 10. Draw the consumer's budget constraint. Be sure that your graph is accurate and carefully labeled.

c) Suppose the government wants to limit the amount of Good X that is purchased, so they enact a program where the price of Good X goes up to $4 for any amount of Good X greater than X-10 units. So Px $2 if X 10, but Px-$4 for all units of X purchased where X> 10. Draw the consumer's budget constraint. Be sure that your graph is accurate and carefully labeled.

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Chapter9: Quadratic Functions And Equations

Section9.2: Transformations Of Quadratic Functions

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