Matt has $9 to spend on fruit today at the grocery store. The only fruits he likes are apples and oranges. Both cost $3 per pound. Matt's preferences between these fruits are presented in the table below. How many apples and oranges will he buy if he were a utility maximizer? Pounds of Pounds of Marginal Utility | Marginal Utility Apples Oranges T Yo T o] 205 from Oranges il . 1 200 100 2 | 2 300 200 ;j 3 3 1 380 AR TOCH 4 4 440 : 280 B s 5 as0' TS 00 Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer, a Apples=1pound, Oranges =2 pounds b | Apples=2pound, Oranges = 5 pounds Apples=1pound, Oranges =1 pound d Apples =3 pounds, Oranges = 3 pounds