The fifth unit of a 10-unit job took five hours to complete. The sixth unit has been worked on fortwo hours, but is not yet finished. Estimate the additional amount of time needed to finish the10-unit job if the work has a 75 percent learning rate

A newly established electric car company estimates that the manufacturing time for their 4th car to be 77.0 hours. Given an 85.0 learning percentage and a labor/overhead cost of $650 per hour, what's the total labor/overhead cost for the first set of 10 cars of the run

Girish Shambu and Delores Reisel are teammates at a discount store; their new job is assembling bicycles for customers. Assembly of a bike has a learning rate of 75%. They forgot to time their effort on the first bike, but spent 5 hours on the second. They have 6 more bikes to do. Determine approximately how much time will be (was) required for: a) The 1st unit= hours (round your response to two decimal places). b) The 8th unit-hours (round your response to two decimal places). c) The total amount of hours to build the 8 units-hours (round your response to two decimal places).

Temple Trucking Co. just hired Ed Rosenthal to verify daily invoices and accounts payable. He took 7 hours and 42 minutes to complete his task on the first day. Prior employees in this job have tended to follow a 85% learning curve. The amount of time that Ed is going to take for the task at the end of: a) 2nd Day minutes (round your response to the nearest whole number).

Your company has received an order for 20 units of a product. Th e labor cost to produce the item is $9.50 per hour. The setup cost for the item is $60 and material costs are $25 per unit. The item is sold for $92. Th e learning rate is 80 percent. Overhead is assessed at a rate of 55 percent of unit labor cost.(a) Determine the average unit cost for the 20 units if the firstunit takes four hours.(b) Determine the minimum number of units that need to bemade before the selling price meets or exceeds the averageunit cost.