(Table: Optimal Choice of Milk and Honey) Hal's total utility from consuming milk and honey is given in the table.The price of milk is $2 per gallon, and the price of honey is $4 per jar.Hal's income is $16.Assuming that Hal spends all of his income on honey and milk, if he buys 3 jars of honey and 2 gallons of milk, his total utility will be:
A.7,200
B.180
C.120
D.60
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