In terms of indifference curves, higher total utility is represented by:
A)a higher indifference curve.
B)a lower indifference curve.
C)movement leftward along an indifference curve.
D)movement rightward along an indifference curve.

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A higher indifference curve represents a higher total utility because it represents a higher level of satisfaction or happiness for the consumer. As a consumer moves to a higher indifference curve, they are able to afford more of both goods (assuming they are normal goods) or have a higher preference for one good over the other.

In Terms of Indifference Curves, Higher Total Utility Is Represented