$$Ricardo$\text{'}$s utility depends on his consumption of good q $1$ and good q $2,$ where the price of good q $1$ is initially $$$$15$ and the price of good q $2$ is $$$$30.$ At the original$$ prices, his compensated demand for good q $1$ is

q $1$equals$9\mathrm{.}094$ left parenthesis StartFraction p $2$ Over p $1$ EndFraction right parenthesis Superscript $0\mathrm{.}4$

$.$

The price of good q $1$ increases from $$$$15$ to $$$$20.$ At the new$$ price, Ricardo's compensated demand for good q $1$ is

q $1$equals$7\mathrm{.}651$ left parenthesis StartFraction p $2$ Over p $1$ EndFraction right parenthesis Superscript $0\mathrm{.}4$

$.$

Part $2$

What is$$ Ricardo's compensating variationLOADING...$?$

Part $3$

$$Ricardo$\text{'}$s compensating variation$($CV$)$ is

CVequals

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Part $4$

What is$$ Ricardo's equivalent variationLOADING...$?$

Part $5$

$$Ricardo$\text{'}$s equivalent variation$($EV$)$ is

EVequals

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