A firm sells its output in a perfectly competitive market and hires two inputs, capital and labor, in perfectly competitive factor markets. The product price is $15 per unit, the wage is $75 per day, and the marginal product of capital is 3. If the firm is choosing the least-cost combination of labor and capital, the firm's marginal product of labor and the price of capital must be equal to which of the following? (A) Marginal Product of Labor = 25 ; Price of Capital = $5
(B) Marginal Product of Labor = 25 ; Price of Capital = $45
(C) Marginal Product of Labor = 5 ; Price of Capital = $15
(D) Marginal Product of Labor = 5 ; Price of Capital = $25
(E) Marginal Product of Labor = 5 ; Price of Capital = $45

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