The utility function of a consumer regarding two goods x and y is given by U(x,y) = x^(1,2)y^(6). We know that good x costs 20, and good y costs 90 units of money. The consumer's entire budget is 7440 units of money. How much is her optimal consumption of the good x?

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The utility function of a consumer regarding two goods x and y is given by

U(x,y) = x^(1,2)y^(6).

We know that good x costs 20, and good y costs 90 units of money. The consumer's entire budget is 7440 units of money. How much is her optimal consumption of the good x?

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