Solution:
We are going to Calculate the degree of homogeneity of a function Y = "A \\space X^{(\\frac {3} {4})} X^{(\\frac {1} {4})}"
We know, If the bases are equal in the multiplication, we can add the powers
So, the given equation can be written as "Y =A \\space X^{(\\frac {3} {4})+ (\\frac {1} {4})}" = "A \\space X^{(\\frac {4} {4})} = A X"
Let f (X) = Y = A X
f(kX) = A (k X) = "k^{1}" (A X) = "k^{1} f(X)"
Yes, it is a homogeneous function of degree = 1
Measure of returns to scale is 1
Answer: The given function is homogeneous function of order 1
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