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Consider a simple economy with two individuals, Priya and Quentin, and fixed total amounts of two goods: apples and bananas. Priya's satisfaction depends only on the number of apples she consumes; she is completely indifferent to the quantity of bananas she has. Quentin's satisfaction increases with his consumption of both apples and bananas. Which of the following statements accurately describes the complete set of all efficient allocations of these goods?
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