A bakery has an isocost line representing all combinations of flour and labor that cost exactly $200 to purchase. The bakery is evaluating four new recipe plans, each requiring a different combination of these two inputs. If these plans were plotted on a graph with the $200 isocost line, which plan would be unaffordable without increasing the budget beyond $200?
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A bakery has an isocost line representing all combinations of flour and labor that cost exactly $200 to purchase. The bakery is evaluating four new recipe plans, each requiring a different combination of these two inputs. If these plans were plotted on a graph with the $200 isocost line, which plan would be unaffordable without increasing the budget beyond $200?
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