Q6. (2 points) Ned lives in a large town that has no money. Ned's preferences do not change from one day to another. He produces and consumes only oranges and apples. Ned's daily production is 5 oranges and 3 apples. On Monday, after trading in the Town Market, Ned consumes 4 oranges and 4 apples. Suppose that Ned's endowment on Tuesday is again (5 oranges, 3 apples) . The prices on the Market are different on Tuesday. More specifically, suppose that the relative price of oranges is higher on Tuesday than on Monday. In one graph, please draw and label (1) budget constraint on Monday, (2) budget constraint on Tuesday, (3) optimal consumption point on Monday, (4) optimal consumption point on Tuesday, (5) indifference curve that goes through Monday's optimum, (6) indifference curve that goes through Tuesday's optimum, and (7) indifference curve that goes through the endowment point. Draw consumption of oranges on the horizontal axis