If you could fill out the first two rows of the table in part a of the problem and show how you got there, that would be greatly appreciated.

3. Brad's Bowling Balls combines capital and labor to make bowling balls. The production function for Brad is Q = 2\\l(KL) (where the symbol represents the square root operator, which applies to the entire product KL). Brad has 4 units of capital. Current prices are 8 for each unit of capital and 5 for each unit of labor. a. Complete the following table. (Remember that costs are just the cost of the inputs being used.) Explain how you obtained your numbers. l Labor Total Fixed Cost l Total Var. Cost Total Cost l Marginal Cost b. Repeat part a assuming now that the price of labor is 8. c. Sketch the total cost curves from parts a and b. What can you say about the impact of higher wages on total costs? Why should that be true? (:1. Repeat part c for marginm