Lesson 8 - CostsQuestion 10 Suppose that a firm had a production functiongiven by: q=2L0.5K0.25. The rental rate for thefirm is $10 and the wage is $5.Solve the optimization condition for K and thenfill in the value that appears in front of L.K=L(Round to the nearest 2 decimal places ifnecessary.)

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Suppose that a firm had a production function given by: q=2L0.5K0.25. The rental rate for the firm is $10 and the wage is $5. Solve the optimization condition for K and then fill in the value that appears in front of L. K= L (Round to the nearest 2 decimal places if necessary.)