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The manager of a depanneur on Ste-Catherine’s street sells 5 cases of Corona per day. The order costs are $20 per order, Corona beers cost $15 per 12-pack, and each cash contains 6 12-packs. Orders arrive four days after they are placed, and the daily holding cost is 5% of the cost of the case.
Assuming the stores supplier will give a 10% discount on orders exceeding 20 cases, how units should the manager order each time?
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