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Lost Sales on NCX-10 NOTE: The value for just entering the numerical is worth up to 2 points (this part of the problem) and the value for showing your work is worth up to 8 points. In "The Goal", Jonah comments that the NCX-10 has a very expensive "lunch break" regarding downtime on the NCX-10. Ralph notes that the NCX-10 has 585 production hours per month (out of 720 production hours per month =(30 days per month) X (24 hours per day)). Since the NCX-10 is a bottleneck, every lost hour lowers the Bearington Plant's overall throughput. The average selling price per finished unit is $1,000. To "get the most out of the bottleneck" the NCX-10 should run as close to 720 hours per month as possible. If the Bearington Plant ran the NCX-10 for 538 hours last month and the cycle time of the NCX-10 is 10 minutes per part, how much money in lost sales did the Bearington Plant forgo last month due to missing parts from the NCX-10 downtime? Hint: The cycle time can be used to calculate the number of parts per hour. Please enter your answer without a "$". For example, if you calculate $120,000 then just enter "120000" in the box below without a comma. Question 23 9 pts prt so & Po 5 6 7 00 9 O