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The production function for Cogswell Cogs is y(K, L) = . K represents the number of robot hours used in the production process while L represents the number of labor hours. The marginal productivity of a labor hour is MPL = Fill in the empty columns in the table below. Use the information in the table to sketch Cogswell's marginal product of labor curve while robot hours are fixed at 9.

Output   Robot Hours   Labor Hours   MPL =
   9   8
   9   27
   9   64
   9   125

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