Please find the attached photo.It’s mathematic for economics, and the questions should solve by the one of these partial derivatives, Lagrange multipliers, first order differential equations. 2/32. A Company has a determined that its production function is theCobb-Douglas function f(x,y) = x² 1/3y where x is the number oflabor hours and y is the number of capital units. The budgetconstraint for the company is given by 100x +100y =400000. Use themethod of Lagrange multiplier to find the optimal solutions.

Cobb-Douglas function: f(x,y) = x2/3 y1/3 Where x is the number of labor hours and y is the number…

A Company has a determined that its production function is the obb-Douglas function f(x,y) = x 2/3 y 1/3 where x is the number of bor hours and y is the number of capital units. The budget onstraint for the company is given by 100x +100y =400000. Use th ethod of Lagrange multiplier to find the optimal solutions.

A Company has a determined that its production function is the obb-Douglas function f(x,y) = x 2/3 y 1/3 where x is the number of bor hours and y is the number of capital units. The budget onstraint for the company is given by 100x +100y =400000. Use th ethod of Lagrange multiplier to find the optimal solutions.

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