In conclusion, we have solved for the price of good X and the quantities of goods X and Y that each consumer will consume at a competitive equilibrium given their initial endowments and utility functions. The price of good X that will lead to a competitive equilibrium is approximately 0.297. At the competitive equilibrium, consumer A will consume approximately 853.11 units of good X and 6.68 units of good Y, while consumer B will consume approximately 187.36 units of good X and 0.504 units of good Y. These results demonstrate how the prices of goods and the initial endowments of consumers can affect the distribution of goods at a competitive equilibrium