Consider the following table for a firm. The first column shows the number of units of a variable factor of production employed by the firm. 
TABLE 13-2
-Refer to Table 13-2. This firm begins to experience diminishing marginal productivity when it hires the
Unit of the factor.
Definitions:
Degrees of Freedom
The count of independent variables or measurements that can be allocated to a statistical distribution, subtracting the quantity of estimated parameters.
Number of Blocks
In experimental design, the total count of groups or sets into which experimental units are divided for the purpose of minimizing variance due to confounding variables.
Randomized Block Design
A statistical experiment design that aims to reduce variability among experimental units by grouping them into blocks before randomly assigning treatments.
Significant Interaction
Indicates a combined effect of two or more variables on a dependent variable that is greater than the sum of their individual effects.
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