Answer
a)
A consumer consumes a good up to the willingness to pay is above or equal to the price of the good
so Janice will consume up to a willingness to pay > $0.5
she will purchase 3 units of potatoes
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b)
If she has only $2 to spend then also she will purchase the same amount as she can afford to pay for it as each item is $0.5 and 3 can be purchased in $1.5
3 units of potatoes.
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