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Number of new books he can buy = 5
Budget = 5*80 = 400
Number of used books one can buy = 400/50 = 8
The price of new books increases by 10% to 88 so number of books he can buy = 440/88 = 5
The price of old books increases by 5% to 52.5 so number of books he can buy = 440/52.5 = 8
So, the budget line stays the same
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