Consider a consumer whose preferences are represented by u(x₁, x₂) = √x₂ + x1, and who has budget constraint m≥ p₁x1 + P2x2. (a) Compute the equation of an indifference curve corresponding to util- ity level u. (b) Draw some indifference curves. (c) How are the indifference curves related to one another?

Consider a consumer whose preferences are represented by u(x₁, x₂) = √x₂ + x1, and who has budget constraint m≥ p₁x1 + P2x2. (a) Compute the equation of an indifference curve corresponding to util- ity level u. (b) Draw some indifference curves. (c) How are the indifference curves related to one another?

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