Stephan owns a shirt factory. He sells each shirt for $50. Previously, he had 30 employees producing a total of 300 shirts daily. Then Stephan added 10 new employees and noted that production increased to 350 shirts per day. Calculate the value of the marginal product in the range of 30-40 employees.
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