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4 Consider three points on a firms isoquant curve corresponding to Q-100; points A, B, and C (a) At point A, L-10, K-20, MPL-3, and MPK-1. Find the slope of the isoquant at point A coluet point B have L-11. Based on your amswer to part(e), what aus ta lepne L-12 Blased on your anser ht vaue ork coepond to point B? Assume that at point B, MPL = 2.5 and MPK = 1.25. What is the slope of the isoquant point C?

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