Original post by Nice_100
f(x,y) = 100(x/y)^1/2
I'm so confused about this q.
I'm so confused about this q.
Degree 0?
Original post by mqb2766
Degree 0?
So, there is no homogeneity?
Original post by Nice_100
So, there is no homogeneity?
What is your definition for degree of homogeneity?
Original post by Nice_100
So, there is no homogeneity?
Cant say Im up on this, but as the function depends on the ratio then it will be homogeneous degree 0 rather than saying its not homogeneous. If youre only looking for postive homogeneity, then youd say its not that.
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