elearn.ucr.edu Consider the utility function U = 2:6 + y. where x and y are consumption goods. What is true about the marginal utility of x in this example? " it is positive and constant as it increases " it is positive and increasing as x increases ' It is positive and decreasing as x increases I - \"' It is negative and constant as x increases '\" It is negative and increasing as it increases ' It is negative and decreasing as it increases D Question 5 1 pts You have a utility function of the following form: U=xy, where x and y are consumption goods. Imagine that you initially have 10 units ofx and 10 units of y. If someone takes away 5 units of your x, how many y's do they have to give you to compensate for the loss? Enter the number in the box below. | [Notice that this question is asking for the number of y's they would have to GIVE YOU, not the number of y's you would have to have after they have compensated you for your loss] _| a, I; __ E H 6m ) x 5P .i \"l rt- .5 A