PROBLEM #2A farmer grows strawberries, and sells the strawberries to local farm-to-table restaurantsand bakeries. The equipment and machinery used to farm the strawberries includestractors, planters, and sprayers. The farmer has gathered data over the past two yearsand has found that, for the amount of physical capital currently owned, the generalrelationship between the number of farm workers (L), and the quantity of strawberriesproduced per acre (measured in pounds), is represented by the following data:LQMPLAPL190023,4005,61047,40059,100610,050710,640811,000a. Complete the table above by finding the marginal product (MPL) and averageproduct (APL) of labor for each level of labor.b. Determine the level of labor at which diminishing marginal returns set in.c. Determine the level of labor at which diminishing average productivity sets in;that is, at what level of labor does average labor productivity begin to fallcompared to the previous level of labor?d. Compare your findings in parts b and c. Briefly explain the reason for anydifferences you find.3.

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farmer grows strawberries, and sells the strawberries to local farm-to-table restaurants and bakeries. The equipment and machinery used to farm the strawberries includes tractors, planters, and sprayers. The farmer has gathered data over the past two years and has found that, for the amount of physical capital currently owned, the general relationship between the number of farm workers (L), and the quantity of strawberries produced per acre (measured in pounds), is represented by the following data:

farmer grows strawberries, and sells the strawberries to local farm-to-table restaurants and bakeries. The equipment and machinery used to farm the strawberries includes tractors, planters, and sprayers. The farmer has gathered data over the past two years and has found that, for the amount of physical capital currently owned, the general relationship between the number of farm workers (L), and the quantity of strawberries produced per acre (measured in pounds), is represented by the following data:

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