By the property of "more is better" and transitivity,indifference curves:
A) can intersect one another only once.
B) can intersect one another only twice.
C) do not intersect one another.
D) may overlap one another.

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Indifference curves do not intersect one another because each curve represents a different level of utility, and the principles of "more is better" and transitivity ensure that one cannot be indifferent between different levels of utility at the same point.

By the Property of "More Is Better" and Transitivity,indifference Curves