Suppose U(x, y) = 4x2+ 3y2
1. Calculate ∂U/∂x, ∂U/∂y
2. Evaluate these partial derivatives at x= 1, y= 2
3. Calculate dy/dx for dU= 0, that is, what is the implied trade-off between x and y holding U constant?
4. Show U= 16 when x= 1, y= 2.
5. In what ratio must x and y change to hold U constant at 16 for movements away from x= 1, y= 2?
Suppose U(x, y) = 4x2+ 3y2 1. Calculate ∂U/∂x, ∂U/∂y 2. Evaluate these partial derivatives at...
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