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8. suppose that you are assigning costs to a major project to be undertaken this year by your firm, dynosoft applications. one particular coding process involves many labor-hours, but highly redundant work. you anticipate a total of 200,000 labor-hours to complete the first iteration of the coding and a learning curve rate of 70% (learning curve coefficient = .214 unit time, pinto, p.285). you are attempting to estimate the cost of the twentieth (steady state) iteration of this coding sequence. based on this information and a $60 per hour labor rate, what would you expect to budget as the cost of the twentieth iteration?

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