Explain the shapes of indifference curves that reflect

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Draw and explain the shapes of indifference curves that reflect the following preferences. a. Pencils with pink erasers and pencils with yellow erasers. b. Potatoes and Rice. c. Upright Bass and Upright Bass strings. d. Income and Polluted Water.

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