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6. Look at the drawing of an indifference curve below and answer the TruefFalse questions that follow on the next page by circling the correct answer. TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Basket A provides 1|] utils for this consumer. Basket A always provides 10 utils fora di'erent consumer. Baskets A and B have die same amount of corn. Basket A has more wheat than basket B. If this oonsumer solves his consumer problem and chooses basket C, basket A was unaffordable. Basket C could provide 5 utils for this consumer. The slope ofthe IC at baskets A and B is the same. If this oonsumer solves his consumer problem and chooses basket B, the price of wheat is much greater than the price of oorn. If the oonsumer solves his consumer problem and chooses basket D, he could have afforded to buy basket A. Baskets C and D are on the same If: for this oonsumer. Basket D has more com and more wheatian basket C.| Basket D has more com and more wheat'ian basket B. 1|). Show a consumer's budget constraint for ham and cheese ifthe price ofham is $2, price ofcheese is $1, and he has $20 ofincome. Rememberto label I,'our axes, endpoints, and slope of the budget constraint. 11. Answer the following TruefFalse questions that refer to the same situation as Problem 10 by circling the correct answer. TRUE FALSE The oonsu mer could afford to buy 15 units of cheese. TRUE FALSE The consumer could afford to buy 15 units of ham. TRUE FALSE The consumer could afford to buy 2 units of ham and 5 units of cheese. TRUE FALSE If the consumer bought 2 units of ham and 5 units of cheese, he would be correctly solving his oonsumer prohlem. TRUE FALSE If the price of ham increased, the maximum amount of cheese the consumer could afford would be unchanged. TRUE FALSE If the price of ham increased and the consumer continued to buy at least 1 unit ofham, the amount of cheese the consumer could afford would he unchanged