Consider three indifference curve mappings showing that the optimal combinations of consuming that many units of good x and so many units of good y are (10, 15), (16, 10), and (19, 7) based on the fixed level of income and the price of good x remains fixed. The price of good y rises. What curve will be generated by passing through those optimal bundles and what does it say about the consumer's view on the two goods? (a) Price consumption curve and it shows that the consumer views the two goods as normal. (b) Income consumption curve and it shows that the consumer looks at these goods as inferior. (c) Price consumption curve and it shows that the consumer views them as substitutes. (d) Income consumption curve and it shows that the consumer views them as complements. (e) None of the above.