Question 9a) Draw isoquant curves for an economic consulting firm that can always trade twomathematicians for seven economists and still keep the output constant. Put mathematicians ona vertical linethe horizontal axis.a horizontal linean upward sloping straight line.an upward sloping curve which is not a straight line• An isoquant curve is 1Select Jan downward sloping straight mean downward sloping curve which is not a straight lineL-shaped[ Select ]0,-2/7,-3.5, -7, 2/7,'3.5, 7, infinite, not exist, none of the above• What is the slope of an isoquant curve at point (20,20)?• What is the slope of an isoquant curve at point (4,17)? [ Select ]0,-2/7,-3.5, -7, 2/7, 3.5, 7, infinite, not exist, none of the above• What is the slope of an isoquant curve at point (4,12)? [ Select ]0,-2/7,-3.5, -7, 2/7,3.5, 7, infinite, not exist, none of the aboveb) Draw isoquant curves for a mathematics department that requires exactly 3 cups of coffee pereach mathematician to produce theorems. Put mathematicians on the horizontal axis.a vertical linea horizontal line• An isoquant curve is [ Select 1an upward sloping straight linelan upward sloping curve which is not a straight linean downward sloping straight linean downward sloping curve which is not a straight lineshaped• What is the slope of an isoquaht curve at point (20,20)? [ Select ]0, -0.4, -2.5, -5, 0.4, 2.5, 5, infinite, not exist, none of the above[ Select ]0, -0.4, -2.5, -5, 0.4, 2.5, 5, infinite, not exist, none of the above• What is the slope of an isoquant curve at point (4,17)?• What is the slope of an isoquant curve at point (4,12)? [Select ]0, -0.4, -2.5, -5, 0.4, 2.5, 5, 'infinite, not exist, none of the above

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a) Draw isoquant curves for an economic consulting firm that can always trade two mathematicians for seven economists and still keep the output constant. Put mathematicians on the horizontal axis. a vertical line a horizontal line an upward sloping straight line an upward sloping curve which is not a straight line • An isoquant curve is Select Jan downward sloping straight he an downward sloping curve which is not a straight line L-shaped • What is the slope of an isoquant curve at point (20,20)? [Select ] 0,-2/7,-3.5, -7, 2/7,3.5, 7, infinite, not exist, none of the above • What is the slope of an isoquant curve at point (4,17)? [ Select] 0,-2/7,-3.5, -7, 2/7, 3.5, 7, infinite, not exist, none of the above • What is the slope of an isoquant curve at point (4,12)? [ Select ] 0,-2/7,-3.5, -7, 2/7, 3.5, 7, infinite, not exist, none of the above

a) Draw isoquant curves for an economic consulting firm that can always trade two mathematicians for seven economists and still keep the output constant. Put mathematicians on the horizontal axis. a vertical line a horizontal line an upward sloping straight line an upward sloping curve which is not a straight line • An isoquant curve is Select Jan downward sloping straight he an downward sloping curve which is not a straight line L-shaped • What is the slope of an isoquant curve at point (20,20)? [Select ] 0,-2/7,-3.5, -7, 2/7,3.5, 7, infinite, not exist, none of the above • What is the slope of an isoquant curve at point (4,17)? [ Select] 0,-2/7,-3.5, -7, 2/7, 3.5, 7, infinite, not exist, none of the above • What is the slope of an isoquant curve at point (4,12)? [ Select ] 0,-2/7,-3.5, -7, 2/7, 3.5, 7, infinite, not exist, none of the above

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