Could use help with these questions. Same question just two parts to it.

The United Mutual and Accident Insurance Company has a large pool of clerical employees who process insurance application forms on networked computers. When the company hires a new clerical employee, it takes that person about 48 minutes to process a form. The learning curve for this job is 88%, but no additional learning will take place after about the 100th from is processed. United Mutual has recently acquired a smaller competitor that will add 800 new forms per week to its clerical pool. What is the time (in minutes) required to process the 100th form? Round to 1 decimal place. Answer: The United Mutual and Accident Insurance Company has a large pool of clerical employees who process insurance application forms on networked computers. When the company hires a new clerical employee, it takes that person about 48 minutes to process a form. The learning curve for this job is 88%, but no additional learning will take place after about the 100th from is processed. United Mutual has recently acquired a smaller competitor that will add 800 new forms per week to its clerical pool. If an employee works six hours per day (excluding breaks, meals, and so on) per five-day week, how many employees should be hired to absorb the extra workload? Use the standard time for the 100th form you found in part a) (that is, ignore the time spent learning the task). Round to 1 decimal place