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(g) (2 points) Would the firm ever be willing to switch from using h(K, L) to usingf(K, L) with capital at 128 machines? Explain.- Continuing to use the three production functions: q = h(K, L) = K(1/3) L(1/3),q =g(K, L) = min{}K, {L}, and q = f(K, L) = K(1/4) [(3/4).(h) (6 points) What is the Long Run Cost curve for each of these when r = $4 andW = $16?(i) (6 points) What are the Long Run Average Cost here? How about the MarginalCost?(j) (4 points) Provide a convincing argument that a firm using with h(K, L) org(K, L) would select K* = 128 in the Long Run given P = $96, w = $16, andr = $4. (Hint: for h(K, L) try maximizing profits when K and L are adjustable.)CSScalathemwith man on Gagethedre are 50 identical consumers and 200 iden-tical firms. Each individual consumer has the following demand function for widgetsOP(P) = 100
