production function stuff, Macroeconomics

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1. Given the following production function:

Y = K1/4 L3/4

Find the following:
a. Per worker production function.
b. Steady-state capital-labor ratio as a function of d and s.
c. Output per capita as a function of d and s.
d. Consumption per capita as a function of d and s.
e. Golden Rule consumption if d = 10%. (Hint: Find the s that maximizes consumption)

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