I can't do this question. Please help. thank you! Question 4Consider the production function Y = = f(L) = e¹ (L² − 8)where Y = units of output, L = units of labour(a) Calculate marginal product of labour f'(L).(b) Measuring L on X-axis and Y on the Y-axis, locate the stationary points, giving the exactL and Y coordinates.(c) Use the second derivatives test to classify the stationary points.(d) Find the equation of the normal to the curve at the positive L-intercept.

Marginal product refers to the additional output produced when one additional unit of input…

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'' Setting f'(L) = 0:

(2L + L² - 8) * e^L = 0

To find the exact L coordinates, we need to solve the equation (2L + L² - 8) = 0. The solutions to this quadratic equation will give us the L values for the stationary points. ''

why didn't you do a quadratic equation with the e^L, why is not (2L + L²- 8 ) * e^L= 0

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