Compute for Marginal Value Products before the allocation. Mario can invest capital in P100 increments and has three alternative uses for the capital as shown in the table below. Investment Level TOTAL RETURNST FOR EACH INVESTMENT LEVEL X. X: X: 0 0 0 0 100 400 250 350 200 700 450 650 300 950 600 900 400 1,100 705 1,100 500 1,200 795 1,250 a. Assuming that Mario has P700 available capital, how would this amount be allocated among the three alternatives? Provide the final allocation. b. Assuming that Mario has P1,200 available capital, how would this amount be allocated among the three alternatives? Provide the final allocation. C. Assuming that Mario has an unlimited amount of capital available and no alternative uses for it, how much should he allocate for each alternative? Provide the final allocation. Compute for Marginal Value Products before the allocation. Mario can invest capital in P100 increments and has three alternative uses for the capital as shown in the table below. Investment Level TOTAL RETURNST FOR EACH INVESTMENT LEVEL X. X: X: 0 0 0 0 100 400 250 350 200 700 450 650 300 950 600 900 400 1,100 705 1,100 500 1,200 795 1,250 a. Assuming that Mario has P700 available capital, how would this amount be allocated among the three alternatives? Provide the final allocation. b. Assuming that Mario has P1,200 available capital, how would this amount be allocated among the three alternatives? Provide the final allocation. C. Assuming that Mario has an unlimited amount of capital available and no alternative uses for it, how much should he allocate for each alternative? Provide the final allocation