Consider the per$-$worker production function graph.If there is an increase in capital per hour worked, holding technology constant, thenPart $2$A$.$there is a movement from A to B$.$B$.$there is a movement from D to C$.$C$.$there is a movement from B to D$.$D$.$there is a movement from A to C$.$Part $3$If there is an increase in technology, holding constant the quantity of capital per hour worked, thenPart $4$A$.$there is a movement from A to B$.$B$.$there is a movement from C to D$.$C$.$there is a movement from A to C$.$D$.$there is a movement from D to B$.$