An 80% learning curve has been observed for the production of the MEERKAT system. If the 5th production unit’s recurring cost is $1 million, what will be the recurring cost for the 10th production unit? Assume that the production line is continuous and that the learning curve does not change.
$900,000 $800,000 $500,000 $640,000
Incorrect Answer:
- Trading off schedule to achieve objective levels of system performance
This is not the correct answer
ReplyDeleteAn 80% learning curve has been observed for the production of the MEERKAT system. If the 5th production unit’s recurring cost is $1 million, what will be the recurring cost for the 10th production unit? Assume that the production line is continuous and that the learning curve does not change.
ReplyDelete$900,000 $800,000 $500,000 $640,000
If the above scenario is calculated at $2 rather than $1m, it is $1.6m. Half of that is $800k. If an 80% learning curve is observed and the production line is continuous and does not change the correct answer should be $640k.
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ReplyDeleteHere is the right answer: Answer: Trading off specific performance parameters of the system to achieve program cost objectives
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