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Assume amanda always maximizes her total utlity given her budget constraint. every morning for breakfast she has two eggs and three sausages. if the marginal utility of the last egg is 10 utils and the price of eggs is $1 each, what can we say about the marginal utility of the last sausage if the price of each sausage is $2? a. it must be equel to 1 utils. b. it must be equal to 5 utills. c. it must be equal to 20 utls. d. it must be equal to 10 utls

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