What is the monopolist marginal cost

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Suppose a monopolist can purchase Labor at a price w = 1 and can purchase Capital at a price r = 9. The monopolist’s production function is given by Q = L^1/2(K^1/2). The demand facing the monopolist is given by P = 78 – 6Q. a) What is the Monopolist’s total cost function? b). What is the Monopolist's Marginal Cost?

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