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Calculate the number of workers that should have been available to process the July claims, and show all work.

Standard time for processing per claim (simple claim)=36 minutes

Standard time for processing per claim (complex claim)=1.25 hours

Expected work hours per day 7.5 hours

Compensation cost per employee= $135 per day

Total working days=20

The number of July processed claims (simple)=3000

The number of July processed claims (complex)=960

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