$1.)$A digital forensics firm has been tasked by the court with conducting a physical acquisition of five $22$ TB HDDs for an investigation. The digital forensics firm has a drive acquisition machine capable of running the physical acquisition of five hard drives concurrently, with $6$ Gbps of bandwidth per drive. Assuming that the acquisition process does not experience any errors, how many consecutive hours $($rounded up to the nearest whole hour$)$ at minimum should an examiner of the firm allocate toward the supervision of the acquisition process?

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$18$ hours

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$36$ hours

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$9$ hours

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$27$ hours

$2.)$ A digital forensics firm has been tasked by the court with conducting a physical acquisition of five $22$ TB HDDs for an investigation. The digital forensics firm is a small firm and only has one acquisition machine, which supports one drive at a time at $480$ Mbps of bandwidth. Assuming that the acquisition process is conducted serially and does not experience any errors, how many consecutive hours $($rounded up to the nearest whole hour$)$ at minimum should an examiner of the firm allocate toward the supervision of the acquisition process?

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$714$ hours

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$336$ hours

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$182$ hours

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$510$ hours