Multiple Choice
Suppose Carrie's utility function for clams is as follows: If she consumes 1 clam, she gets 10 units of total utility; for 2 clams, she gets 18 units of total utility; for 3 clams, she gets 24 units of total utility; for 4 clams, she gets 28 units of total utility; for 5 clams, she gets 30 units of total utility; and for 6 clams, she gets 26 units of total utility.
A) Carrie gets 6 units of marginal utility for the 5th clam.
B) Carrie gets 6 units of marginal utility for the 3rd clam.
C) Carrie would never choose to consume the 6th clam.
D) Both b. and c. are true.
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