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Consider the original budget constraint in question 5 above. Redraw it. (a) Now assume that the family gets $25 more income. This income comes in the form of SNAP benets from the government. That is, this money can only be spent on food. ("Households can use SNAP to buy nutritious foods such as breads and cereals, fruits and vegetables, meat and sh and dairy products. SNAP benets cannot be used to buy any kind of alcohol or tobacco products or any nonfood items like household supplies and vitamins and medicines.1) Draw the new budget constraint on your graph. Be clear where the new budget constraint is by labeling the intercepts. (b) Shade in the family's new budget set