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Can someone help me with the below questions and how the answers were obtained?

ID: 1107947 • Letter: C

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Can someone help me with the below questions and how the answers were obtained?

Question 1

Consider the following information:Q = 51 L + 26 K

PL=13, PK=38, P=49 and C=3,320

What is the profit maximizing amount of capital ?                                            

Correct Answer:               0 ± 0

               

                                               

Question 2

Consider the following information:

Q =min{ 21 L , 49 K}

PL=52, PK=13, P=15 and C=4,625

What is the profit maximizing level of capital ?                                   

Correct Answer:               34.43 ± 5%

               

                                               

Question 3

Consider the following information:

Q = 6 L + 38 K

PL=35, PK=6, P=89 and C=4,681

What is the profit maximizing level of labor ?                                     

Correct Answer:               0 ± 0

               

                                               

               

Question 4

Consider the following information:

Q = 23 L + 14 K

PL=14,   PK=17, P=9 and C =3,823

What is the profit maximizing amount of labor?                                

Correct Answer:               273.07 ± 5%

               

Question 5

Consider the following information:

Q = 21 L + 32 K

PL=82,   PK=57,   P=62,   and C=2,848

What is the MRTS?                                         

Correct Answer:               -0.66 ± 5%

               

Question 6

Consider the following information:

Q = 86 L + 75 K

PL=9,   PK=9 P=43   C =4,402

What is the slope of the Isocost?                                             

Correct Answer:               -1.00 ± 5%

               

                                               

Question 7

Consider the following:

Q =min{ 47 L , 2 K}

PL=62,   PK=49,   P=98 and C =5,026

What is the amount of maximized profits?                                          

Correct Answer:               14,050.85 ± 5%

               

Question 8

Consider the following information:

Q = 32 L + 4 K

PL=13,   PK=44,   P=2 and C =5,584

What is the profit maximizing level of output?                                   

Correct Answer:               13,745.23 ± 5%

               

Question 9

Consider the following information:

Q = 41 L + 3 K

PL=6,   PK=29,   P=24 and C =6,549

What is the amount of maximized profits?                                          

Correct Answer:               1,067,487.00 ± 5%

               

Question 10

Consider the following information:

Q = 15 L + 49 K

PL=42, PK=9, P=47 and C=4,088

What is the slope of the Isoquant?                                         

Correct Answer:               -0.31 ± 5%

               

Question 11

Consider the following information:

Q = 17 L + 37 K

PL=56, PK=7, P=30 and C=4,796

What is the amount of maximized profits?                                          

Correct Answer:               755,712.57 ± 5%

               

                                               

Question 12

Consider the following:

Q =min{ 46 L , 40 K}

PL=24,   PK=29,   P=76 and C =4,677

What is the profit maximizing level of output?                                   

Correct Answer:               3,751.39 ± 5%

               

                                               

Question 13

Consider the following information:

Q = 11 L + 36 K

PL=38, PK=13, P=47 and C=2,656

What is the profit maximizing level of output?                                   

Correct Answer:               7,355.08 ± 5%

               

Question 14

Behind the Supply curve                                              

Selected Answer:            a. there is a profit maximizing firm

               

                                               

Question 15

The negative of the inputs price ratio is represented by the _________ of an isocost curve.

Selected Answer:            b. slope

               

Question 16

If Q= 10 L + 40 K. Also, PL=1, PK=5 then we know that the                                           

Selected Answer:            d. Isoquant is steeper than the Isocost

                                               

Question 17

If Q= 20 L + 50 K. Also, PL=3, PK=2, C=1800 then the profit maximizing combination of K and L is                                

Selected Answer:            K=900 and L=0

               

                                               

Question 18

Isocost curves farther away from the origin have __________ costs.                                     

Selected Answer:            b. greater

               

                                               

Question 19

MPK/PK < MPL/PL, means that                                                                

Correct Answer:               the last dollar spent of labor generates more additional output than the last dollar spent on capital

                                               

Question 20

MPK/PK > MPL/PL, means that                                

Selected Answer:            Correct Answer:               e.

the last dollar spent of capital generates more output than the last dollar spent on labor

                                               

Explanation / Answer

(Question 1)

Q = 51L + 26K

Total cost: C = L x PL + K x PK

3,320 = 13L + 38K

For a linear production function, L and K are substitutes. The isoquants are linear and optimal solution is at one of the corner points. Either L or K is produced.

From cost function,

When L = 0, K = 3,320 / 38 = 87.37 and Q = (51 x 0) + (26 x 87.37) = 2,271.62

When K = 0, L = 3,320 / 13 = 255.38 and Q = (51 x 255.38) + (26 x 0) = 13,024.38

Output is higher (therefore, revenue and profit are higher) when L = 255.38 units and K = 0.

K = 0

NOTE: As per Chegg answering guidelines, 1st question is answered.

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