Time left 0:56:23 Question 5 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 Flag question Question text A CIA student, Tommy, decides to go to Darby's with a group of friends from his microeconomics class. The whole group has an important micro exam the next day. The group shoots pool, all drinking sparkling water except for Tommy, who decides to drink several shots of tequila. After two hours of playing pool the group leaves to go to the LSC for a two hour microeconomics review. Tommy is too inebriated to attend the session and goes home. All the students that attend the review earn A's on the exam, Tommy doesn't sit the exam (he's too hung-over) and earns an F grade. The opportunity cost of Tommy's tequila drinking is most likely: Question 5Answer a. The value of the fun he had drinking tequila. b. There is no opportunity cost because there's no dollar cost involved. c. An awful headache, an upset stomach, and a feeling of foolishness. d. An A grade on the exam