Ch. 6 Q1 esA time standard was set as 0.20 hour per unit based on the 50th, unit produced. Assume the task has a 90 percent learning curve.Refer to Exhibit 6.4.What would be the expected time of the 100th, 200th, and 400th units? (Round your answers to 2 decimal places.)Unit100th200th400thTimehourshourshours Exhibit 6.4Unit12345678910121416182022242530354045506070809010012014016060%1.000060001802002503003504004505006007008009001,0001.20044503600305426702383216019801832160214301290118810991,4001,6001,8002,0002,5003,000102509610933081507280660060505600489043703960363Improvement Curves: Table of Unit ValuesUnit Improvement Factor65%70%1.0000 1.00006500700050524225267803360294026202370218020101710149013301212011101030090008000730067006200540048004400400037003100272284298427.462552239121351940178516591554146513871353120810971010093908790785071306570610057205100464042703970371032302890262024102240210018801710157014601370122011101020095008900770069568249004368397736743430322830582784257224012260214120381949190817371605149814101336121611231049098709350851078607:34069106550584053104910458043175%1.000075006338562551274754040B03720344032103020286026002400225021102000178016244594219401738463565334431643013288427722674262924372286216320001972182817151622154514791371128712171159110980%1.000080007021640059565617534551204930476544934276409639443812(36971359535483346318413050293628382676254724402349.227121411203819521879181616911594151714531399135212751214101109370879063207920758070306590624 116305941119056910820527102004950971046809300446089504270866038908060360076085%1000085007729722568576570633761415974582855845386522050784954484447474701450543454211409639963829136933579348233973255313930422959288727402625253224542387232922322152208620291980189718301773172516831597153090%1.000090008462810078307616743972907161704768546696656164456342625161696131596358255708560755185367524351375046496648304718462345414469432042024105402239513888378236943620355695%1.0000950092199025887787588659857434993404849984338320822681458074801279557904788077757687761175457486738673027231716871127017.693768696809.67576646.65576482641963636314622961586098604559985918332558503258 .5793320057433149569830445605296155:30

A time standard was set as 0.20 hour per unit based on the 50th, unit produced. Assume the task has a 90 percent learning curve. Refer to Exhibit 6.4. What would be the expected time of the 100th, 200th, and 400th units? (Round your answers to 2 decimal places.) Unit 111 100th 200th 400th Time hours hours hours

A time standard was set as 0.20 hour per unit based on the 50th, unit produced. Assume the task has a 90 percent learning curve. Refer to Exhibit 6.4. What would be the expected time of the 100th, 200th, and 400th units? (Round your answers to 2 decimal places.) Unit 111 100th 200th 400th Time hours hours hours

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