#+2. Consider an individual making choices over two goods, # and y with prices P =2 and p, = 1, and who has income [ = 100 for both of the following parts: (8) 8 marks. If the individual's preferences can be represented by the utility function u(z. y) = 2z +y. how much of each good does the individual buy in order to maximize his/her utility and what is his/her utility level? (b) 7 marks. If the individual's preferences can be represented by the utility function u(z,y) = min(2z, 5y), how much of each good does the individual buy in order to maximize his/her utility and what is his/her utility level