Refer to the table below. Gale Technologies is proposing to build a new component for sale to a private space exploration company.

Engineers at the company expect a learning rate of $85$ percent. The first unit is expected to take $300$ labor hours. Labor at Gale is paid

$$64$ per hour. The $85$ percent learning rate coefficient is $-0\mathrm{.}23447($rounded$)$; that is $b=-0\mathrm{.}23447$ in the formula $Y=a{x}^b.$

Required:

Using the formula, $Y=a{x}^b,$ recompute the labor time and costs for the first eight units with the new learning rate, hours for the first

unit, and the hourly labor cost.

Note: Do not round your intermediate calculations. Round Time to Build Unit X$,$ Cumulative Time to $3$ decimal places and Total

Cost, Average Cost to $2$ decimal places.