Susie spends $28 a week on sundaes and magazines. The price of a sundae is $4 and the price of a magazine is $4. The table shows Susie's marginal utility from sundaes and magazines. How many sundaes does she buy? If the price of a sundae doubles to $8 and other things remain the same, how many sundaes will she buy? What are two points on her demand curve for sundaes? When the price of a sundae is $4, Susie buys sundaes. When the price of a sundae is $8, Susie buys sundaes. Two points on Susie's demand curve for sundaes are demanded at price of $8. OA. 2; 3 B. 2; 5 C. 5; 2 D. 56; 32 E. 32; 56 sundaes demanded at a price of $4 and sundaes