Suppose a consumer's marginal utility from a pizza is 20, and the price of a pizza is $10. The consumer's marginal utility from a burrito is 5, and the price of a burrito is $1. What should this consumer do to maximize their utility? Group of answer choices This consumer gets more utility per dollar spent on pizza than burritos, and should therefore, buy more burritos and less pizzas. This consumer gets more utility per dollar spent on burritos than pizzas, and should therefore, buy more pizzas and less burritos. This consumer gets more utility per dollar spent on pizza than burritos, and should therefore, buy more pizzas and less burritos. This consumer gets more utility per dollar spent on burritos than pizzas, and should therefore, buy more burritos and less pizzas