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5. Ramona designs Web pages and needs the jolt that she gets from the caffeine in cola drinks to keep herself awake and alert. The total product curve for the relationship between her cola consumption per day and the number of pages that she can design in one day is given in the following gure. a. Fill out Columns (2) and (3) of the table below, referring to the graph below. Quantity of variable (2) (3) Fixed Variable Total cost input {cans of cola) Quantity of out- Marginal prod- cost ($1 cost {$) (.5) put (pages) uct (pages) 0 1 2 3 515 RESOURCES, PRODUCTION, AND MARKET ORGANIZATION Quanclty ol Output {panes} M I\" 1h In m H D 0 1 2 3 Quantity of Col: [cans] b. Ramona's employer pays her $50 per day regardless of whether she is productive and provides her wi1 all the cola that she wants to drink. Cola costs her employer $2 per can. Add to your table information on the xed, variable, and total costs of Ramona's producing from 0 to 3 Web pages. c. Using graph paper or a spreadsheet or presentation program, graph the total cost curve. (What is measured on the horizontal axis? The vertical axis?) d. Using information on the marginal product from your table above, calculate 'iE marginal cost per page of output at each level of soda consumption. 6. Suppose that in her rst hour of work, Lynn can hand-knit four pairs of mittens. During her