Northern Defense manufactures radarsystems. It has just completed the manufacture of its first newly designed system, RS-32. Manufacturingdata for the RS-32 follow:HomeInsertPage LayoutFormulasDataReviewView1 Direct material cost2 Direct manufacturing labor time for first unit3 Learning curve for manufacturing labor time4 Direct manufacturing labor cost5 Variable manufacturing overhead cost$ 84,000 per unit of RS-324,400 direct manufacturing labor-hours85% cumulative average time27 per direct manufacturing labor-hour13 per direct manufacturing labor-hourperradar system2$In 0.85-0.1625197 "Using the formula (page 391), for an 85% learning curve, b=In 2- 0.693147 =-0234465Calculate the total variable costs of producing 2, 4, and 8 units.

Calculate cumulative labor hours:

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