Question C.1 Derive a[demand curvejfor perfect complements in two ways: the first way is by assuming that the quantity of the two goods can be any real number, (?,?) E2. For example, you can have 1 pie and 1 ice cream, or 1.1 pies and 1.1 ice creams, or 1.11 pie and 1.11 ice cream, etc. The second way is by assuming that the quantity of the two goods can be exclusively natural numbers, (?,7?) 1. For example, you can have 1 pie and 1 ice cream, or 2 pies and 2 ice creams, or 3 pie and 3 ice cream, etc. Only a graphical illustration is required. What is the role of savings in this latter case