Week |1 2 LC% 30% 60% 3 70% 4 80% 5 6 90% 100% A new equipment was installed, and we estimate this learning curve percentages. The cost of labor per unit is $1.09. The Weekly capacity is 6302 units. Determine the labor learning cost for this equipment.

Week |1 2 LC% 30% 60% 3 70% 4 80% 5 6 90% 100% A new equipment was installed, and we estimate this learning curve percentages. The cost of labor per unit is $1.09. The Weekly capacity is 6302 units. Determine the labor learning cost for this equipment.

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