A unit of K costs $50 and a unit of L costs $25. What is the cost
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A unit of K costs $50 and a unit of L costs $25. What is the cost of producing Q=10? Continuing with Q=(K^(2/3))*(L^(1/3)). Due to advances in technology, suppose that the price of L declines to 12.5. What is the new cost-minimizing ration of K to L? suppose that the price of L declines to 12.5. What is the new cost of producing Q=10?
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