This question involves partial differentiation. That is differentiating with respect to one variable while holding the other variable constant. ду Find both and Y for the functions in parts 9(a) and 9(b): ду az ax (a) y=6+3x+ 16z + 4x² + 2z² (b) y= 100 - 5z² + 2x² – 5x³z+ 6x' (c) Find the Marginal Product of Labour from the following production functions (i) Q = 2L3 (ii) Q = 9K³L5 (d) Give an interpretation of your answer to 9 c(ii)

This question involves partial differentiation. That is differentiating with respect to one variable while holding the other variable constant. ду Find both and Y for the functions in parts 9(a) and 9(b): ду az ax (a) y=6+3x+ 16z + 4x² + 2z² (b) y= 100 - 5z² + 2x² – 5x³z+ 6x' (c) Find the Marginal Product of Labour from the following production functions (i) Q = 2L3 (ii) Q = 9K³L5 (d) Give an interpretation of your answer to 9 c(ii)

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