
Zaira L.
asked 04/08/21The mathematical model for learning an assembly-line procedure needed for assembling one component of a manufactured item is n=−5 ln (0.95/P -1)
The mathematical model for learning an assembly-line procedure needed for assembling one component of a manufactured item is n=−5 ln(0.95/P -1) where P is the proportion of correctly assembled components after n practice sessions. Solve the equation for
to find an equation for the proportion of correctly assembled components in terms of the number of practice sessions n.
The percent of correctly assembled components is _____ %.
1 Expert Answer

Dayv O. answered 04/08/21
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I start here, n=ln((.95/P)-1)-5
later I have e(-n/5)+1=.95/P from en=((.95/P)-1)-5
finally P=.95/(e(-n/5)+1)
since the problem wants percentage P%=100*P
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