3 9.Accepted characters: numbers, decimal point markers, sign indicators (-), spaces (e.g., as thousandsseparator, 5 000), "E" or "e" (used in scientific notation). NOTE: For scientific notation, a period MUST be usedas the decimal point marker.Suppose that the production function for DVDS is given by Q = KL² – L3, where Qis the number of disksproduced per year, Kis machine-hours of capital, and Lis man-hours of labor.-Suppose K= 600. When L = 0, Q=_ At L=_ the total product is the highest. At L =_ the averageproduct of labor is the highest. At L =_, the marginal product of labor is the highest. At L = 400, the marginalproduct of labor is

As per the question, Q=KL2-L3. When K=600, this production function can be written as Q=600L2-L3.…

Suppose that the production function for DVDS is given by Q = KL2 - L3, where Qis the number of disks produced per year, Kis machine-hours of capital, and Lis man-hours of labor. Suppose K= 600. When L= 0, Q=_. At L=_, the total product is the highest. At L =, product of labor is the highest. At L =_ the marginal product of labor is the highest. At L = 400, the marginal product of labor is the average

Suppose that the production function for DVDS is given by Q = KL2 - L3, where Qis the number of disks produced per year, Kis machine-hours of capital, and Lis man-hours of labor. Suppose K= 600. When L= 0, Q=_. At L=_, the total product is the highest. At L =, product of labor is the highest. At L =_ the marginal product of labor is the highest. At L = 400, the marginal product of labor is the average

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