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Learning curves are often associated with percentages that identify the rate of improvement. For example, a 90% learning curve means that for every time the cumulative quantity is doubled, there ...

A learning curve shows the relationship between the cost of producing an item or performing a task and the number of units produced or tasks performed over time. Its slope reflects how quickly a ...

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