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Business, 17.09.2019 22:30 adjjones2011

Idecide to take some sugar, milk, and flavoring and make it into ice cream. i get a ridiculous mess! this is not a good idea. i next go to the store and buy some ben & jerry's ice cream. they have turned the ingredients into ice cream for me. i am willing to pay them for that effort. what type of utility has ben and jerry's provided me?
a. possession utility -- without them i would not be able to possess the ice cream
b. time utility -- they saved me the time of doing it myself
c. place utility -- i did not have to make it at my place
d. form utility -- they have converted the ingredients into the form i wanted
e. electric utility -- they use electricity in making the product

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