A company manufactures a product using machine cells. Each cell has a design capacity of $250$ units per day and an effective capacity of $230$ units per day. At present, actual output averages $200$ units per cell, but the manager estimates that productivity improvements soon will increase output to $228$ units per day. Annual demand is currently $80,000$ units. It is forecasted that within two years, annual demand will triple. How many cells will the company require to satisfy predicted demand under these conditions? Assume $241$ workdays per year.

A company manufactures a product using machine cells. Each cell has a design capacity of $250$ units per day and an effective capacity of $230$ units per day. At present, actual output averages $200$ units per cell, but the manager estimates that productivity improvements

soon will increase output to $228$ units per day. Annual demand is currently $80,000$ units. It is forecasted that within two years, annual demand will triple. How many cells will the company require to satisfy predicted demand under these conditions? Assume $241$ workdays per year.

Note: Round up your answer to the next whole number.

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