-The table above has different combinations of hamburgers and hot dogs that Alex can buy.After labeling the axes, graph Alex's budget line in the figure, putting hot dogs on the x-axis.
a∙Alex's income is $8 per day.What is the price of a hot dog? Of a hamburger?
b∙What is the slope of the budget line?
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