Remember the following comment from the chapter: "Anything you can do to accelerate the rate of learning will speed the cost savings." Let's put this to the test. Assume the following: - The supplier's learning rate is 30%. - So, the process is operating on a 70% learning curve. - Labor rates are still $20 per hour. What would be the labor cost for the 250 th unit? $132.73 Q $198.56 $173.82 $234.56 Remember the following comment from the chapter: "Anything you can do to accelerate the rate of learning will speed the cost savings." Let's put this to the test. Assume the following: - The supplier's learning rate is 30%. - So, the process is operating on a 70% learning curve. - Labor rates are still $20 per hour How much time would be required for the 250 th unit? 9.78 5.46 6.95 B.69 Remember the following comment from the chapter: "Anything you can do to accelerate the rate of learning will speed the cost savings." Let's put this to the test. Assume the following: - The supplier's learning rate is 30%. - So, the process is operating on a 70% leaming curve. - Labor rates are still $20 per hour. What would be the labor cost for the 250 th unit? $132.73$198.56$173.82$234.56 Remember the following comment from the chapter: "Anything you can do to accelerate the rate of learning will speed the cost savings." Let's put this to the test. Assume the following: - The supplier's learning rate is 30%. - So, the process is operating on a 70% learning curve. - Labor rates are still $20 per hour. What would be the labor cost for the 250 th unit? $132.73 Q $198.56 $173.82 $234.56 Remember the following comment from the chapter: "Anything you can do to accelerate the rate of learning will speed the cost savings." Let's put this to the test. Assume the following: - The supplier's learning rate is 30%. - So, the process is operating on a 70% learning curve. - Labor rates are still $20 per hour How much time would be required for the 250 th unit? 9.78 5.46 6.95 B.69 Remember the following comment from the chapter: "Anything you can do to accelerate the rate of learning will speed the cost savings." Let's put this to the test. Assume the following: - The supplier's learning rate is 30%. - So, the process is operating on a 70% leaming curve. - Labor rates are still $20 per hour. What would be the labor cost for the 250 th unit? $132.73$198.56$173.82$234.56