Create an fsm that counts coins. accept as inputs dimes (d) and quarters (9) only. accept only one coin at a time (so d and q may be at the same time but cannot be 1 at the same time). count up to $0.50. your fsm should have two outputs: e (enough) = 0 if the sum is < $0.50 and e = 1 if the sum is 2 $0.50; c (change) = 0 if the sum < $0.50 and c = 1 if the sum is > $0.50. once $0.50 or more is collected, return to the original state.

The correct answer is B.

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

When Julie Ann's disposable income is $10,000, she spends $10,000 and when her disposable income is $15,000, her spending is $12,500.

The autonomous consumption is the minimum that one person consumes regardless of the income.

autonomous consumption=10,000

Marginal propensity to consume= variation on consumption/variation on income

Marginal propensity to consume= 2,500/5,000= 0.5

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