Suppose a student's entire weekly pocket money (income) is spent on caf eteria's fast food and hut's meal. Draw his (weakly) budget line if he has total amount of Rs. 1500 per week, the price of fast food is Rs. 150 per unit and the price of meal is Rs. 100 per unit. Draw the new budget lines: (a) if the price of fast food doubles; (b) if the price of meal halves; (c) if his pocket money/income rises to Rs. 2500 per week; (d) if his pocket money/income falls to Rs. 1000 per week.

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Suppose a student’s entire weekly pocket money (income) is spent on cafeteria’s fast food and hut’s meal. Draw his (weakly) budget line if he has total amount of Rs. 1500 per week, the price of fast food is Rs. 150 per unit and the price of meal is Rs. 100 per unit. Draw the new budget lines: (a) if the price of fast food doubles; (b) if the price of

meal halves; (c) if his pocket money/income rises to Rs. 2500 per week; (d) if his pocket money/income falls to Rs. 1000 per week.

Suppose a student's entire weekly pocket money (income) is spent on cafeteria's fast
food and hut's meal. Draw his (weakly) budget line if he has total amount of Rs. 1500
per week, the price of fast food is Rs. 150 per unit and the price of meal is Rs. 100 per
unit. Draw the new budget lines: (a) if the price of fast food doubles; (b) if the price of
meal halves; (c) if his pocket money/income rises to Rs. 2500 per week; (d) if his pocket
money/income falls to Rs. 1000 per week.
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose a student's entire weekly pocket money (income) is spent on cafeteria's fast food and hut's meal. Draw his (weakly) budget line if he has total amount of Rs. 1500 per week, the price of fast food is Rs. 150 per unit and the price of meal is Rs. 100 per unit. Draw the new budget lines: (a) if the price of fast food doubles; (b) if the price of meal halves; (c) if his pocket money/income rises to Rs. 2500 per week; (d) if his pocket money/income falls to Rs. 1000 per week.
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