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4. Calculating the marginal rate of substitution (MRS) Raphael likes to eat donuts and popsicles.
The following graph plots one of Raphael's indifference curves (I1), which shows his monthly
preferences for donuts and popsicles.
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between the two points listed in each row. (Note: Although the MRS is technically always
negative, enter a positive number in the following table since it asks for the amount of popsicles
per donut that represents Raphael's MRS.).
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