A factory produced Q(L)= 9L^(2/3) items each day, where L is the size of the labor force in worker-hours. Currently, the factory employs 8,000 worker-hours each day. Use increments to estimate the number of additional worker-hours that would be required to increase daily output by 130 items.

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A factory produced Q(L)= 9L^(2/3) items each day, where L is the size of the labor force in worker-hours. Currently, the factory employs 8,000 worker-hours each day. Use increments to estimate the number of additional worker-hours that would be required to increase daily output by 130 items. 

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