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A tailor must make 8 of the same size suits for a client. The first suit took 13.1 hours to make and the last suit took 8.2 hours to make. What was the tailor's learning curve % of this run of suits assuming a steady state of production is never reached? Express your answer in % to the nearest 0.1%

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