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Doug goes grocery shopping. He sees that each apple is $1 and each banana is 50 cents. His marginal utility for the first apple is 5 and his marginal utility of the first banana is 4. First, what is his marginal utility per dollar of the first apple and the first banana? He has $10 and he spends all of it on apples and bananas. Describe his decision making process for how many apples and bananas he will buy and why. (Note: You will not be able to solve a numeric answer for how many of each he will buy, but you can describe why Doug decides to buy more of one)

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