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(10 Points) Tanya is visiting New Orleans, and she wants to bring back T-shirts for all her friends. She’s found T-shirts she likes for $5, $10, and $15. She has budgeted $40 for the gifts. make a systematic list
to answer the following questions.

(i) List how many ways she can spend exactly $30 if she is determined to buy one or more than one
$15 T-shirts?

(ii) List how many ways she can spend exactly $25.

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