1. With an 80% learning curve and an initial time of 200 minutes to do a job, at what number of repetitions will the job take less than 120 minutes?
Select one:
a. By the 6th necklace
b. By the 5th necklace
c. By the 7th necklace
d. By the 4th necklace
Learning rate equation is -
Tn=T1nb
where,
n = the unit number
T1 = time taken to produce first unit = 200 mins
Tn = time taken to produce nth unit
p = the learning rate = 0.80
b = In p / ln 2 = ln 0.80 / ln 2
Let the job n take less than 120 mins
=> Tn=T1nb
=> T1nb = 120
=> 200*n(ln 0.80 / ln 2 ) = 120
=> n(ln 0.80 / ln 2 ) = 120/200
=> n = (120/200)1/(ln 0.80 / ln 2 ) = 4.88
Hence, Time for 5th necklace will be lesser than 120 mins
Correct option (b) By the 5th necklace
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