Step 5: Suppose, instead of transferring, the government decides to use vouchers that can be used for fruits and vegetables. What is the value of the voucher needed by the government to reach the consumption target of 5kg? Hint: Your answer will be a function of household income I. You have to assume that vouchers cannot be negative. Pls explain using the diagram too, i am confuse with IC2 location on Budgetline 02. Thank you

2.2 Household preferences Using data from household surveys. you have determined that the 'typical' household's preferences are represented by the utility function, U = {x+ 24hr, where X represents the guantit'yr of fruit and vegetables consumed. and 3* represents the guantitjpr of the composite good consumed. The associate marginal utilities are1 MUx =y and MUF = x+24. The price of fruit and vegetables is PI = $l per kg, and the price of the composite good is normalised to F} = l