Draw a diagram containing three of Isabella's indifference curves for each of the following situations.
a. Cars and tyres are perfect complements for Isabella, but in a 1:4 ratio; that is, Isabella wants exactly four tyres for each car. Make sure to label and number your diagram's axes. Place the tyres horizontally and the cars vertically.
b. Isabella's caffeine consumption is her sole source of utility. She can drink Valley Dew or cola, and Valley Dew has twice the caffeine content of cola. Make sure to label and number your diagram's axes. Cola should be on the horizontal axis, and Valley Dew should be on the vertical axis.
c. Isabella derives utility from the consumption of two goods: leisure time and money. Both have a declining marginal utility. Make sure to label your diagram's axes. Set the horizontal axis to leisure and the vertical axis to income.
d. Isabella has the ability to consume two items: skis and bindings. She wants one binding for each ski. Make sure to label and number your diagram's axes. Place the bindings horizontally and the skis vertically.
e. Isabella benefits from drinking soda. However, she receives no utility from water consumption: any more or less water leaves her total utility level unchanged. Make sure to label your diagram's axes. Water should be on the horizontal axis, and soda should be on the vertical axis.