For Questions $4$ and $5,$ consider the following scenario. Harry and Mitch spend their workdays producing watermelon and sugar. The table below provides a summary of the number of units of each good that each worker could produce in a full week $($notice that Harry's output of watermelon is generically given by $"$W$").$ Answer the following questions based upon these values.

$\backslash$table$[[,$Watermelon,Sugar$],[$Harry$,W,75],[$Mitch$,120,60]]$

Mitch's Opportunity Cost for producing a unit of sugar is units of watermelons.

A$.\mathrm{.}5=60120$

B$.\mathrm{.}8=6075$

C$.1\mathrm{.}25=7560$

D$.2=12060$

Harry possesses a Comparative Advantage in the production of watermelon even though Mitch possesses an Absolute Advantage in the production of watermelon for

A$.W<mn\; id="EditorElement\_9472443">1</mn><mn\; id="EditorElement\_9472444">2</mn><mn\; id="EditorElement\_9472445">0</mn>$

B$.,W>150W120$

$C.,W>150$

$D.$ None $of$ the above answers are correct, since there are $no$ values $ofW$ for which for which Harry possess a Comparative Advantage $in$ the production $of$ watermelon even though Mitch possesses $an$ Absolute Advantage $in$ the production $of$ watermelon.