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Question 1

The figure presents Total Product (units of output per day) as a function of Labour (workers per day) hired.



FIGURE 7-2

Refer to Figure 7-2. After the firm hires the fifth worker, the average product of labour is


◦ 24 units.
◦ 29 units.
◦ 120 units.
◦ 160 units.
◦ 144 units.

Question 2

The figure presents Total Product (units of output per day) as a function of Labour (workers per day) hired.



FIGURE 7-2

Refer to Figure 7-2. After the firm hires the sixth worker, the average product of labour is


◦ 0 units.
◦ 160 units.
◦ 144 units.
◦ 27 units.
◦ 16 units.
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