Affordability = R74 per week Proteas (R10) Roses (R6) Lavender (R2) No. MU TU WMU MU TU WMU MU TU WMU 1 35 35 21 21 12 12 2345 30 65 18 39 10 25 90 15 54 8 20 110 (b) 66 6 (c) 15 125 9 75 4 6 10 135 6 81 7 5 (a) 3 84 8 0 140 (d) 84 9 -5 135 (e) 78 2024 Which quantities of flowers reflect consumer equilibrium?

Affordability = R74 per week Proteas (R10) Roses (R6) Lavender (R2) No. MU TU WMU MU TU WMU MU TU WMU 1 35 35 21 21 12 12 2345 30 65 18 39 10 25 90 15 54 8 20 110 (b) 66 6 (c) 15 125 9 75 4 6 10 135 6 81 7 5 (a) 3 84 8 0 140 (d) 84 9 -5 135 (e) 78 2024 Which quantities of flowers reflect consumer equilibrium?

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