Connie the consumer frequently buys both coffee and tea at the OU Library store. Theprice of coffee is $3.00 while the price of tea is $2.00. If we assume Connie is making optimalconsumption choices and we know she purchases positive quantities of both goods, what canwe infer about the relationship between the marginal utility Connie obtains from her lastpurchase of coffee compared to the marginal utility obtained from her last purchase of tea
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