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1 30 and 20 respectively
2 sweat peaks in cones because it can produce more of them and none in ice cream since both produce equally
3 30/20= 1.5 30/15=2
20/30=0.67 15/30=0.5
4 sweat peaks in cones because of lower opportunity cost. Cold stone in ice creams
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