Consider a firm with Cobb-Douglas production function F(K,L) = 4K2L3, where K sem fors oljart opetova od 2000 i od bus denotes units of capital and L represents units of labor. Assume that the firm faces input prices of r = $10 per unit of capital, and w ML C=10/17L 2,43 ML-22L tagjuboros tooymrwollen od ended solut alsmeet (a) Solve the firm's cost-minimization problem, to obtain the combination of inputs (labor and capital) that minimizes the firm's cost of producing a given amount of output, q MY = $7 per unit of labor K-213 OF (b) Use your results from part (a) to find the firm's cost function. This is its long-run total cost, as all inputs can be altered. 001 OT (c) Find the firm's marginal cost function, and its average cost function. Interpret. 001 201 281 (d) Assume now that the amount of capital is held fixed at K = 3 units. Solve the firm's cost- minimization problem again to find the amount of labor that minimizes the firm's cost. HORS Innign sidar ir bus svivo 1800- TW 20v 113 (e) Use your results from part (c) to find the firm's short-run cost function (since in the short run 1205-olderisy-op odi bas svip 120p lenig Sovrum 1.00-15.10 the firm can only alter the amount of labor, but without changing the units of capital). Acti 150 to