The marginal physical product of an input is the

a. addition to output from using one more unit of an input.
b. extra amount of an input needed to produce one additional unit of output.
c. change in average physical product, given a change in the quantity of an input.
d. slope of the production indifference curve for an output made using the input.


a

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