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Computing growth rates (II): Suppose k, l, and m grow at constant rates given by gk , gl , and gm. What is the growth rate of y in each of the following cases? (a) y k 1/3 (b) y k 1/3l 2/3 (c) y mk 1/3l 2/3 (d) y mk 1/4l 3/4 (e) y mk 3/4l 1/4 (f) y (klm)1/2 (g) y (kl)1/4(1/m)3/4

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