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Leontief min(x^(1/2),2y)

Hi anyone knows the marshallian demand for:

min(x^(1/2),2y)

if you use x=4y^2 inside the budget constraint you cant find the demand because of the square term...It would help as i can solve easilly for a normal leontief min(ax,by)

ax/b=y

p_xx+p_yy=m
x=m/(p_x+p_ya/b)

thanks!

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