Marginal Analysis and Consumer Choice- Micro Topic 1.6

Guess how long the longest wait time was at a Disney theme park? The answer is in the description above.

Is there someone to explain question d ? because when the combination 3 units of x and 4 units of y, MUx/Px does not equal to MUy/Py

7 hours

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I guessed 7 hours !!

When he has 4$ per ride how can he take total of 5 rides?
I don't really get the combination 3:2. How? When the MU/P = 10 the consumer can chose only either of the rides right considering he has just 4$ left?How can he chose both?

guy have no time for his daughter even though he is going with her to Disneyland

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I got a 6/7 on the AP FRQ, missed part B on Consumer surplus

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But what if you prefer the rockets ride more than the roller coaster in this case, wouldn't it be a different combination of how an individual could spend their $16 then?

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How to get the MU/P (Price=$4)?
With the answers
30
20
10
8
So on and so forth…

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It's almost looks like it turns out to be a nash equilibrium/game theory

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I don't understand how we got the last 10 and 10 instead of 10,8,4... Idk if that make sense. Why did we go with riding the roller coaster for a 3rd time? help?? @jacob clifford

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Why is that the consumer is in equillibrium if the Marginal Utility per dollar spent on Good A = MU per dollar spent on Good B? It can be that , given , my income , at the last dollar spent my MU x/Px > MUy/Py right, And the consumer has to stop consumption as he has used up all his money.. Can you help me understand this. I am Struggling

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