at 18:25 Thank you for the comment - you are correct! (and youtube is preventing me from ansing your question with mathematical notation!) d/dK(K^0.5) = K^(0.5-1) = K^(-0.5) ! (I wrote in error K^(1-0.5)... sorry, and thank you.) However, the final answer is correct. Since K^(-0.5) = (1/K)^0.5
Thanks Darell! I appreciate the feedback to help ensure I'm clear in communicating the steps I take. (And I'm not sure how your comment got marked as Spam before I could see it. That's kinda weird)
Word. Microsoft Word. I think from 2007 forward, they introduced an equation editor that's easier to use than LaTeX (you can type WYSIWYG, you can create your own short-cuts to math symbols you often use -- however you're stuck with their math font). Then I just zoom in for the video And then at the end of the video, I have nice set of notes to use for then I go over the material in lecture!
economicurtis @1:28 You said K^1/5*L^1/5... as well as various other times throughout the course of the video... perhaps you should throw an annotation up to correct this?
at 18:25
Thank you for the comment - you are correct! (and youtube is preventing me from ansing your question with mathematical notation!)
d/dK(K^0.5) = K^(0.5-1) = K^(-0.5) !
(I wrote in error K^(1-0.5)... sorry, and thank you.)
However, the final answer is correct.
Since K^(-0.5) = (1/K)^0.5
with MPL, it should be 0.5-1 when you derive, not 1-0.5
just thought I'd let you know :)
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+Leonar12345 the general form is alpha-1 then?
wsas33 I'm sorry, I finished school so I don't remember any of this haha
+Leonar12345 didn't even see that it was 10 months ago and the answer was below haha, cheers
You're right bro👍
Don’t tell my professor that you explain setting up equations better than he does
Thanks Darell! I appreciate the feedback to help ensure I'm clear in communicating the steps I take.
(And I'm not sure how your comment got marked as Spam before I could see it. That's kinda weird)
You just saved my life.
Dammit good video, you save me from a bad homework
00:32 I thought I needed better glasses really bad LOL... JK... thanks for this video!
Thank you so much
Word. Microsoft Word. I think from 2007 forward, they introduced an equation editor that's easier to use than LaTeX (you can type WYSIWYG, you can create your own short-cuts to math symbols you often use -- however you're stuck with their math font). Then I just zoom in for the video
And then at the end of the video, I have nice set of notes to use for then I go over the material in lecture!
thank you so much it is very useful
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economicurtis @1:28 You said K^1/5*L^1/5... as well as various other times throughout the course of the video... perhaps you should throw an annotation up to correct this?
can someone tell me what is the software he used for typing here?
So P in real wage is 1? or is it the value of the factor of production L or K
how do you solve c?
In the next video
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hey, can i get a vedio like this on chapter 17 investment function frrom mankiew 8th edition
by the way, its really helpful :)
hmm?
U didn't finish all the equation
This over complicates simple realities in life and tries to quantify an argument to whoever.
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