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Kelly-Lambing, Inc., a builder of government contracted small ships, has a steady work force of 10 very skilled craftspeople. These workers can supply 2,500 labor-hours each per year. Kelly-Lambing is about to undertake a new contract, building a new style of boat. The first boat is expected to take 6,000 hours to complete. The firm thinks that \85 is the expected learning rate. What is the firm's \"capacity\" to make these boats-that is, how many units can the firm make in 1 year? If the operations manager can increase the learning rate to \80 instead of \85, how many units can the firm make? (Round all numerical responses in this exercise to the nearest whole number.) \\[ \\text { Total time available }=\\text { hours } \\text {. } \\]