Standard containers are designed to hold

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You make steering wheels for Tesla using Kanban cards to authorize movement of incoming parts. In one portion of the system, a work center uses an average of 120 parts per hour while running. The manager has assigned an inefficiency factor of 0.22 to the center.

Standard containers are designed to hold 4 dozen parts each. The cycle time for parts containers is 105 minutes.

How many containers are needed?

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