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Business, 11.03.2021 04:20 ceeejay0621

Karen makes custom jewelry. In order to sell her jewelry, Karen rents a small kiosk at the local mall for $50 per month. She must buy blank medallions, stones, and chains to make her custom necklaces. These supplies cost approximately $30. Karen sells her necklaces for $55 each. How many necklaces must she sell to cover her costs?

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