Answer to Question #273556 in Microeconomics for Jen

Question #273556

A firm’s production function is given by the equation f(K,L) = 6K0.5L0.5. The marginal product of labor for this firm is

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The marginal product of labor

"MPL=f'(K, L)=\\frac{3K^{0.5}}{L^{0.5}}"

"MPL=\\frac{3K^{0.5}}{L^{0.5}}"

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