Question 10 0.25 pts Jonah counsels the team to "get the most out of the bottlenecks" once they are identified. Part of Jonah's early advice for a bottleneck is, "Don't have it sit idle during workers' lunch breaks." Let's investigate what that means for the NCX- 10 (which produces one part every 10 minutes). Ralph notes that the NCX-10 currently has 585 production hours per month - or 19.5 each day. Union rules dictate a half hour break every four hours during a 24- hour work day. If the union would agree to keep workers at the NCX-10 during 5 of their six half hour breaks each day, how many more parts could the NCX-10 produce in one week?