Suppose that marginal product stayed the same while product price doubled in the table below.TotalMarginalProductMarginalUnits ofProductProductPriceTotalRevenueResource(Output)(MP)RevenueProduct$2$01714$14136.26121836104.224448.25506.6.27254428156What would be the new values in the table?TotalMarginalProductMarginalUnits ofProductProductTotalRevenueResource(Output)(MP)PriceRevenueProduct$0134.7What would be the net impact on the location of the resource demand curve given below?

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Suppose that marginal product stayed the same while product price doubled in the table below. Total Marginal Product Marginal Units of Product Product Total Revenue Resource (Output) (MP) Price Revenue Product $2 $0 1 7 14 $14 13 6. 2 26 12 3 18 2 36 10 4. 22 4. 44 8 25 50 6. 6. 27 54 4 7 28 1 56 What would be the new values in the table? Total Marginal Marginal Units of Product Product Product Total Revenue Resource (Output) (MP) Price Revenue Product $0 1. $4 3 What would be the net impact on the location of the resource demand curve given below?

Suppose that marginal product stayed the same while product price doubled in the table below. Total Marginal Product Marginal Units of Product Product Total Revenue Resource (Output) (MP) Price Revenue Product $2 $0 1 7 14 $14 13 6. 2 26 12 3 18 2 36 10 4. 22 4. 44 8 25 50 6. 6. 27 54 4 7 28 1 56 What would be the new values in the table? Total Marginal Marginal Units of Product Product Product Total Revenue Resource (Output) (MP) Price Revenue Product $0 1. $4 3 What would be the net impact on the location of the resource demand curve given below?

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