The time required to produce the first chair is 1701 minutes. Determine the time required to produce the 450th chair if the learning-curve coefficient is 0.85.
Y = a * X ^ b
Y = 1701 * 450 ^(log 0.85 / log 2)
Y = 1701 * 450 ^ (-0.234465)
Y = 1701 * 0.238733
Y = 406.09 minutes
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