Robert only consumes X and Y, and his indifference curves have the usual convex

Question

Robert only consumes X and Y, and his indifference  curves have the usual convex shape. Consider the consumption bundles  (3, 9), (6, 6), and (9, 3) (hint: they lie on a straight line). If Robert  is indifferent between (3, 9) and (9, 3), then:

Answer

A) he prefers (3, 9) over (6, 6).

B) he prefers (9, 3) over (6, 6).

C) he prefers (6, 6) over both (3, 9) and (9, 3).

D) he prefers (6,6) over (3,9) but not over (9,3).

A) he prefers (3, 9) over (6, 6).

B) he prefers (9, 3) over (6, 6).

C) he prefers (6, 6) over both (3, 9) and (9, 3).

D) he prefers (6,6) over (3,9) but not over (9,3).

Explanation / Answer

Is the reason he prefers 6,6 over both of the others due to his "indifference"?

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