Using the information given in the table, draw the isoquant corresponding to an output level of120. Starting from L=6 and K= 1, how much extra capital is needed to keep output constantIf the labor is reduced from L=6 to L-4? How much extra capital is needed to keep outputconstant if labor is reduced from L=4 to L=2?K12345615070L324567085100 11012095 110 120 130 13585110125 135 145 150100120135150 160 165110130170 175145 160150 165 175 180120 135Using the four-point curved line drawing tool, graph the firm's isoquant for an output level of120. Label this 'q-120.Carefully follow the instructions above, and only draw the required objectIf labor is reduced from L=6 to L-4, then to keep output constant capital must increase by(Enter your response as a whole number)If labor is reduced from L=4 to L-2, then to keep output constant capital must change by(Enter your response as a whole number and include a minus sign if necessary)K. Capital632-1-L LaborC

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Using the information given in the table, draw the isoquant corresponding to an output level of 120. Starting from L=6 and K-1, how much extra capital is needed to keep output constant If the labor is reduced from L 6 to L-4? How much extra capital is needed to keep output constant if labor is reduced from L=4 to L-27

Using the information given in the table, draw the isoquant corresponding to an output level of 120. Starting from L=6 and K-1, how much extra capital is needed to keep output constant If the labor is reduced from L 6 to L-4? How much extra capital is needed to keep output constant if labor is reduced from L=4 to L-27

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