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Attumpts Score: /1 2. Chapter mank07t, Section.18, Problem 241 Table 3-33 Chris

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Question

Attumpts Score: /1 2. Chapter mank07t, Section.18, Problem 241 Table 3-33 Chris and Tony's Production Opportunitles Tomatoes Pasta Sauce 10 lbs 300 jars 280 jars Chris Tony Refer to Table 3-33 Chris and Tony both produce tomatoes and pasta sauce. The table shows their possible production per month if both work th result in a mutually advantageous trade between Chris and Tony? 14 lbs A. 1 lb. of tomatoes for 33 jars of sauce B. 1 lb. of tomatoes for 27 jars of sauce C. 1 ib. of tomatoes for 19 jars of sauce D. 1 1b. of tomatoes for 15 jars of sauce Copyright Notices Terms of Use Privacy Notice

Explanation / Answer

If we see the table given in the question then we can analyse that:

For Chris 1 pound of tomatoes is equivalent to = 300/10 = 30 jars of pasta sauce, similarly

For Tony 1 pound of tomatoes is equivalent to = 280/14 = 20 jara of pasta sauce

Therfore in order for a trade to become profitable for both Chris and Tony, 1 pound of pasta should give them more than 30 jars of pasta sauce and in the options given in the question only option A. that is 1 lb of tomatoes for 33 jars of pasta sauce fulfilling that criteria and hence option “A” is correct.