Answer to Question #159744 in Microeconomics for jocelyn bantono

Question #159744

how will you derive the marginal product?

Expert's answer

We can find the marginal product by partially differentiating the production function "Q" with respect to "L":

"MP_L=\\dfrac{\\partial Q}{\\partial L}."

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