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Suppose that a firm has the cost function for a plant as given below C(w, r,
Suppose that a firm has the cost function for a plant as given below C(w, r,
q) = 0.5q(w+r) where q is output, w is the cost of labour l and r is the cost of capital k. Find out the production function for the firm
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