Please use the first picture to answer the following two questions

Use this figure of a feasible frontier and a set of an agent's indifference curves to answer the following two questions. B feasible frontier Good Y Good X [If the image above doesn't appear click here to open it in a new tab.]Use this figure of a feasible frontier and a set of an agent's indifference curves to answer the following two questions. B feasible frontier Good Y Good X [If the image above doesn't appear click here to open it in a new tab.]Question 6 4 pts Which of these is statements is true given the set of indifference curves shown for this agent? The agent likes both Good X and Good Y but has diminishing marginal utility in each. The agent considers Good X and Good Y to be perfect substitutes. The agent only cares about Good X. O It cannot be determined from the information given. O The agent only cares about Good Y. O The agent considers Good X and Good Y to be perfect complements.Question 6 4 pts Which of these is statements is true given the set of indifference curves shown for this agent? The agent likes both Good X and Good Y but has diminishing marginal utility in each. The agent considers Good X and Good Y to be perfect substitutes. The agent only cares about Good X. O It cannot be determined from the information given. O The agent only cares about Good Y. O The agent considers Good X and Good Y to be perfect complements.Question 7 4 pts Economists use the symbol ">"to mean "is preferred to" and the symbol "~" to indicate that the person "is indifferent between" the two choices or allocations on either side of the symbol. For example, if for Torin A > B and B - C, it means that Torin prefers A to B and that they are indifferent between B and C. Which of the responses below correctly indicates this agent's preferences over these points on the feasible frontier from most preferred to least preferred? O C B > D> A> E OB -C DE-A O ABCDE OB -C-DADE OED> CB> AQuestion 7 4 pts Economists use the symbol ">"to mean "is preferred to" and the symbol "~" to indicate that the person "is indifferent between" the two choices or allocations on either side of the symbol. For example, if for Torin A > B and B - C, it means that Torin prefers A to B and that they are indifferent between B and C. Which of the responses below correctly indicates this agent's preferences over these points on the feasible frontier from most preferred to least preferred? O C B > D> A> E OB -C DE-A O ABCDE OB -C-DADE OED> CB> A