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In 4 hours: 204 * 4 = <<204*4=816>>816 units possible at max speed.
But each unit needs 3 components. Assuming components are the bottlene...
Let’s assume initial component stock allows for *X* units before delay...
But if supply drops by 20%, capacity is further reduced. However, prod...
The key is: with 816 units attempt, but components limited: suppose or...
After 20% shortage, effective component pool: 2448 * 0.80 = 1958.4 → L...
But under 15% slower operation, only 816 units can be assembled.
Assuming components are sufficient or replenished, production is limit...
But the question asks how many **complete** units can be produced — as...
But based on operational slowdown: 204 units/hour * 4 = 816 units.

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But format requires boxed answer — and previous examples use integers.
Adjust: recalculate with exact arithmetic.
Let first day be \( x \).
\( x + 1.1x + 1.21x + 1.331x + 1.4641x = x(1 + 1.1 + 1.21 + 1.331 + 1....
But since the problem is modeled continuously, report the value.
Wait — to match format, and since original problems use exact integers...
Alternatively, accept the model as is.
But better: the problem expects exact solution via formula.
But let's use a corrected version with exact fit.
Wait — in practice, such problems use rounding.

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