Consider a situation in which you have $31 to spend on two products, carrots and tomatoes. Assume that the price of carrots is $6 and the price of tomatoes is $6. If the consumer purchases 2 units of carrots, then the consumer can [at most) purchase units of tomatoes. This bundle is indicated by point A in the figure below. Note: The answer may be rounded to three decimal places. 1' '5 tomatoes O A. 2.533 O B. 3.16? O C. 1.439 O D. 2.111 O E. 1.583