1. The design capacity for a particular work station is 130 units per hour. If, over the last 4 hours, production was 60 units per hour, what was utilization (percentage-wise)?

(Round to two decimal places and remember to report only a number ... if, for example, you calculate a utilization of 42.3%, you will enter 42.3 in the answer space.)

2. A work station has a design capacity of 240 units per hour. If in a given hour utilization was 65%, how many units were produced? (Round to 1 decimal place and report only the number.)

3. In the production of a particular labor-intensive item, it is anticipated that a(n) 94% learning curve will be in effect. If the first unit will require 3,353 hours, how many hours will the 4th unit require? (Round to 2 decimal places and report only the number.)

4. We have observed a learning curve being in effect in the production of a given item. The first unit required 800 hours, and the second required only 730 hours. If this pattern holds, how many hours will be required for the 8th unit? (Round to 2 decimal places and report only the number.)

5. Suppose that a(n) 93% learning curve is in effect and that the time required to produce the first unit is 5,286 hours. How many hours, total, will be required to produce 5 units? (Round to 2 decimal places and report only the number.)