Gabon Ltd has recently started producing a new product the Cube. The first unit of the Cube took 10 hours to produce. The total time for the first two units is 17 hours. 1. What is the learning factor, to four decimal places? a) -0.7859 b) -0.2345 c) 0.7655 d) -0.0740 2. What is the estimated total time to produce 40 units? (round the final value to 2 decimal places) a) 22.03 hours b) 304.44 hours c) 168.41 hours d) 24.08 hours If the learning curve stops at 40 units, with 40 units representing the standard number of hours, the standard hours per unit, will be: (round the final value to 2 decimal places) 3. a) 3.23 hours b) 7.05 hours 5.07 hours c) 2.33 hours d)

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Gabon Ltd has recently started producing a new product the Cube. The first unit of the Cube
took 10 hours to produce. The total time for the first two units is 17 hours.
1.
What is the learning factor, to four decimal places?
-0.7859
-0.2345
b)
0.7655
(p
-0.0740
2.
What is the estimated total time to produce 40 units? (round the final value to 2
decimal places)
a)
304.44 hours
22.03 hours
b)
c)
d)
168.41 hours
24.08 hours
If the learning curve stops at 40 units, with 40 units representing the standard number
of hours, the standard hours per unit, will be: (round the final value to 2 decimal
places)
3.
a)
3.23 hours
b)
7.05 hours
c)
5.07 hours
d)
2.33 hours
Transcribed Image Text:Gabon Ltd has recently started producing a new product the Cube. The first unit of the Cube took 10 hours to produce. The total time for the first two units is 17 hours. 1. What is the learning factor, to four decimal places? -0.7859 -0.2345 b) 0.7655 (p -0.0740 2. What is the estimated total time to produce 40 units? (round the final value to 2 decimal places) a) 304.44 hours 22.03 hours b) c) d) 168.41 hours 24.08 hours If the learning curve stops at 40 units, with 40 units representing the standard number of hours, the standard hours per unit, will be: (round the final value to 2 decimal places) 3. a) 3.23 hours b) 7.05 hours c) 5.07 hours d) 2.33 hours
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