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Features of Indifference Curve

Describe the features of Indifference Curve?

Answer:

A) Indifference curves slopes downward from left to right.
B) Indifference curves are Convex to origin.
C) Two Indifference curve not at all intersects one other.
D) A Higher IC provides more satisfaction than Lower IC.

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