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George enjoys drinking coffee everyday. The following utility function describes his preferences for daily coffee consumption: u(x) = min{5x,20}where x is the number of coffee drinks he has that day. Assume each drink costs 2. Which statement is incorrect?
(a) His reservation price for the first drink is 5.
(b) His reservation price for the fifth drink is 5.
(c) His willingness to pay for three drinks is 15.
`(d) Consumer surplus is equal to 12
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