Chuck and Diane are both Currently consuming 15 apples and 3 bananas each week, which we can call bundle A. Aswme that bananas are the horizontal axis good for both conswners. Let's say both Chuck and Diane consume one more banana each week (4 bananas in total]. moving to their respective bundle B on their own indifference curves. In order for Chuck and Diane to remain on the same indifference curve: 0 Chuck must give up 3 apples, to account for the marginal utility gained from a fourth banana 0 Diane must give up 5 apples. to account for the marginal utility gained from a fourth banana Based on the information above. what can we tell about Chuck and Diane's preferences? 0 Diane's indifference curves are atter than Chuck's indifference curves 0 Chuck and Diane have the same MR5 between the bundles with 3 and 4 bananas MRS at O The absolute value of the slope of Diane's indifference curves is greater for Diane than Chuck 0 All of the above statements are true