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12 September, 09:03

Mia sells t-shirts from a booth at a market. She pays $30 to rent the booth. Each t-shirt costs her $1.50 and she sells them $7.50 each her goal is to make $200 after she pays for her booth and t-shirts. What is the minimum number of t-shirts Mia must sell to reach her goal?

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