(a) A company has $300,000 to spend on two products. Suppose that the Utility derived by the company from x units of the first product and y units of the second product is given by U(x.y) - 3000xy33 (1) Show that U is homogenous to some degree. (ii) Show that Euler's Theorem holds for the function U(x.y).

(a) A company has $300,000 to spend on two products. Suppose that the Utility derived by the company from x units of the first product and y units of the second product is given by U(x.y) - 3000xy33 (1) Show that U is homogenous to some degree. (ii) Show that Euler's Theorem holds for the function U(x.y).

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