The following picture shows the shipping process. During a shift, the number of items picked from the shelves by the Pic

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The following picture shows the shipping process. During a shift, the number of items picked from the shelves by the Pic

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The Following Picture Shows The Shipping Process During A Shift The Number Of Items Picked From The Shelves By The Pic 1
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The following picture shows the shipping process. During a shift, the number of items picked from the shelves by the Picking team must equal the number of items shipped by the Shipping team. Items are packed by two teams (Packing Group A and Packing Group B). Each Packing group packs different percentages of the total volume being shipped for the shift. Also, each group processes items at a different rate. Each worker's shift is 8 hours. Use the information provided to pick the best answer to each question. Shipping process: Team Picking Packing Group A Packing Group B Shipping 9 24 O46 O 195 Picking 1560 % of Volume 100% 35% 65% 100% Packing Group A How many workers should be in Packing Group in order to ship 168,000 units for the shift? Packing Group B Items processed per person per hour 150 105 70 175 Shipping
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