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got the same answers as youo for the chart. I also got the max at point C because that is where the marginal unitity per dollar is equal so that means it is the perfect spending ratio for watching baseball games and drinking milkshakes.At point B he is watching to many baseball games and not drinking enough milkshakes. Again point C is the max or perfect ratio for both watching baseball games and drinking milkshakes. Point D he is drinking to many milkshakes and not watching enough baseball. I like the way you mad your discussion board clear and easy tto read while still answering to the rquirements of the assignment.

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