Given the following cobb-douglas production function Q=2k2-30L+200 Calculate the marginal product of labour calculate the marginal product of capital calculate the marginal rate of technical substitution

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Given the following cobb-douglas production function
Q=2k2-30L+200
Calculate the marginal product of labour calculate the marginal product of capital calculate the marginal rate of technical substitution

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