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P_Y times 2, and so she's spending 2 thirds
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of it on X so therefore P_X times X^(D),
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that's the amount of money she spends on X,
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that's what she spends on X, has to be that,
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so X^(D) is that.
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And if I add these two, when I add them up I have to
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get 2 1 = 3.
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So I can just now solve this.
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Well, I can do a trick and pick one of my--either P_X
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or P_Y to be 1, so either one.
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I keep going back and forth.
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It doesn't make any difference.