A student spends 8 hours per day listening to music. M hours are devoted to Mozart and B hours to Beethoven. The student’s utility function is , where Umeasures utility.
Draw on a diagram your answers to a) and b).
On the basis of your diagram, what are the approximate utility-maximizing quantities of Mand B?
(a) The utility is given as . At U=4, the indifference curve equation would be or . At U=5, the indifference curve equation would be or .
(b) The student have a total of 8 hours, in which the student listen M hours to Mozart and B hours to Beethoven. This means that , which is the required budget constraint.
(c) The graph is as below.
(d) The approximate utility maximizing bundle would be (M=2,H=6). The utility is maximum on the budget line where the indifference curve is tangent to the budget line. That seem to be on the point (2,6).
A student spends 8 hours per day listening to music. M hours are devoted to Mozart...
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