Consider a consumer with a utility function of u(x1,x2)=5x1+x2u(x1,x2)=5x1+x2 defined over the quantities of two goods (x1x1 is the quantity of good 1 and x2x2 is the quantity of good 2). The prices of these goods are p1p1 (for good 1) and p2p2 (for good 2). If the prices of the two goods are equal (i.e., p1=p2p1=p2), then the consumer will spend her entire income on and her income-offer curve will be . Finally, the Engel curve for good 1 will be (assume the horizontal axis represents the amount of good 1 and the vertical axis represents income) Choose one:A. an L-shaped function with the corners along the 45 degree line.B. a parabola starting at the origin.C. a line through the origin with a slope of p1+p2p1+p2.D. a line through the origin with a slope of p1p1.