ueeon 01 The gure shows the indifference curves of a consumer with preferences over goods I and Z. a Which of the following alternatives is correct? {a} Goods 1!: and I are perfect substitutes and give exatihrie same amount of utility per unit. [in] Goods I and Z are peect substitutes, but one unit ofgood I gives as much utility as half a unit of good 2. [c1 Goods it and Z are perfect suhsmt, but one unit of good it gives as much utility as two u nits of good 2. {d} Goods if: and 2 are perfect complements: to obtain a certain ulityr level, the oonsumer must have two units of good it for every! unit of good 2