Fill in the gaps in the table below.

$($Enter

your responses rounded to two decimal

places.$)$

Part $2$

Quantity of

Variable

Input

Total

Output

Marginal

Product of

Variable Input

Average Product

of Variable

Input

$0$

$0$

$--$

$--$

$1$

$250250$

$250250$

$250250$

$2$

enter your response here

enter your response here

$325325$

$3$

enter your response here

$350350$

$333\mathrm{.}33333\mathrm{.}33$

$4$

$1$ comma $3001,300$

enter your response here

enter your response here

$5$

enter your response here

$280280$

enter your response here

$6$

$1$ comma $5521,552$

negative $2828$

$258\mathrm{.}67258\mathrm{.}67$

B$.$

At the point where average product begins to$$ decline, marginal product is greater than average product. Since total product continues to$$ increase, it may still be advantageous to hire another worker.

C$.$

At the point where average product begins to$$ decline, marginal product is equal to average product. Since total product begins to decrease at this$$ point, it is not advantageous to hire another worker.

D$.$

At the point where average product begins to$$ decline, marginal product is greater than average product. Since total product begins to decrease at this$$ point, it is not advantageous to hire another worker. Fill in the gaps in the table below. $($Enter your responses rounded to two decimal places.$)$