At what point does a consumer achieve the optimal combination of two goods?

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When the budget line intersects an indifference curveWhen the two top indifference curves intersect each otherWhen the consumer attains the highest possible indifference curve while staying within the budget limitWhen the consumer attains the highest indifference curve regardless of budgetWhen the consumer spends all income on one good

Explanation

The consumer's optimal choice occurs where they reach the highest attainable indifference curve without exceeding their budget constraint. This means the consumer maximizes satisfaction given their spending limit.