(17) (A)
Indifference curves for perfect substitutes are downward sloping straight lines.
(18) (A)
Budget line: 450 = 15C + 22.5D
60 = 2C + 3D [dividing by 7.5]
When C = 0, D = 60/3 = 20 (horizontal intercept) and when D = 0, C = 60/2 = 30 (vertical intercept).
In following graph, AB is the budget line which is tangent to I1 at point X, with optimal bundle being (C0, D0) = (15, 10).
Quantity of Y Quantity of Y Quantity of X Figure A Quantity of X Figure B...
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