Answer Problem 2

Problem #2:

Graph the learning curve you calculated in Problem #1.Assume the customer has ordered 75 units to be delivered in batches of 25 units each starting next week. Based on your history of making the first 25 units and not knowing for certain if you can continue on this learning curve, what do you think is an appropriate time in hours to allot for the production of each unit moving forward? How many hours do you think would be required for the entire 75 units?

Problem #1:

A production lot of 25 units required 103.6 hours of labor effort. Your accounting records indicate that the first unit took 7 hours to finish. What is the learning rate on this production lot?

Os) The equation is n number of units. unit In = Tooner Tht Time taken for Tit Time taken nt number unit 8 rate 103.6 = 7x252 for first unit or learning 252 - 148 both sides. Apply 'in' on rencos): In 14.8) = In (14-8) = 0.8371 lu (25) 83-717 hearning rate : Os) The equation is n number of units. unit In = Tooner Tht Time taken for Tit Time taken nt number unit 8 rate 103.6 = 7x252 for first unit or learning 252 - 148 both sides. Apply 'in' on rencos): In 14.8) = In (14-8) = 0.8371 lu (25) 83-717 hearning rate