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Mama Mboga in Kiambu works a day and earns an income of 24 Kenya Shillings. At the end of the day she spends all her income to consume only Sukuma wiki (W) and Nyama (N). The satisfaction she gets from this behavior is given by S=2W2+3N3. The price of Sukuma Wiki is 2 shillings while the price of Nyama is 3 shillings. What is her additional satisfaction from consuming an extra piece of Nyama in a day?Question 9Select one:a.Nb.9N2c.6N2d.3N2e.9N

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Mama Mboga in Kiambu works a day and earns an income of 24 Kenya Shillings. At the end of the day she spends all her income to consume only Sukuma wiki (W) and Nyama (N). The satisfaction she gets from this behavior is given by S=2W2+3N3. The price of Sukuma Wiki is 2 shillings while the price of Nyama is 3 shillings. What is her additional satisfaction from consuming an extra piece of Nyama in a day?Question 9Select one:a.Nb.9N2c.6N2d.3N2e.9N

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To find Mama Mboga's additional satisfaction from consuming an extra piece of Nyama in a day, we need to calculate the change in satisfaction when the quantity of Nyama increases by one.

The satisfaction function is given by S = 2W^2 + 3N^3, where W represents the quantity of Sukuma Wiki and N represents the quantity of Nyama.

We know that Mama Mboga earns an income of 24 Kenya Shillings in a day, and she spends all her income on Sukuma Wiki and Nyama. The price of Sukuma Wiki is 2 shillings and the price of Nyama is 3 shillings.

Let's assume Mama Mboga initially spends her entire income on Sukuma Wiki and Nyama, so W = 12 (since 2 shillings can buy 12 units of Sukuma Wiki) and N = 8 (since 3 shillings can buy 8 units of Nyama).

Now, let's calculate her initial satisfaction using the satisfaction function: S = 2(12^2) + 3(8^3) S = 2(144) + 3(512) S = 288 + 1536 S = 1824

To find the additional satisfaction from consuming an extra piece of Nyama, we need to calculate the new satisfaction when N increases by one. Let's assume Mama Mboga now buys 9 units of Nyama.

Using the satisfaction function: S' = 2(12^2) + 3(9^3) S' = 2(144) + 3(729) S' = 288 + 2187 S' = 2475

The additional satisfaction from consuming an extra piece of Nyama is the difference between the new satisfaction (S') and the initial satisfaction (S): Additional satisfaction = S' - S Additional satisfaction = 2475 - 1824 Additional satisfaction = 651

Therefore, the additional satisfaction from consuming an extra piece of Nyama in a day is 651.

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