On a lobster boat, the more hands working, the more traps that can be checked per day, and the more lobsters landed.The relationship between workers per day and total product for a typical boat are as shown in the table. Find the marginal revenue product for workers per day and plot this as the demand curve for labor in the diagram, given a price of $10 per lobster landed. Add a marginal resource cost curve at $30 per day per worker and identify the number of workers employed per day on a typical boat.
Workers per day Total Product
0 0
1 5
2 9
3 12
4 14
5 15