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Laura's Internet Services firm can design computer systems according to the function y(K, L) = , where K is the amount of gigabyte storage she has available and L is the amount of labor hours she employs. Currently, Laura has 125 gigabytes of storage. Sketch the change in the marginal product of labor curve for Laura's firm for values of L= 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, if she increases her gigabyte storage capacity to 216.

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