A clothing retailer used to sell only "fast-fashion" pieces, which wer

­­­A clothing retailer used to sell only "fast-fashion" pieces, which were low priced and had a profit markup of 50 percent of the per-item cost (including, for example, the costs of wholesale purchase and marketing). On average, each customer spent $850 annually on around 65 such pieces from the retailer. Now the retailer wishes to double its total profits by selling only "classic" pieces. It plans to double its percentage profit markup per item and generate more revenue per customer while leaving unchanged the company's total costs. The plan assumes that for each classic piece, on average, customers will pay five times what they paid for each fast-fashion piece, and that the total number of customers for the retailer's clothing products will remain the same.

Statements: Customers paid an average of _____1_____ dollars (rounded to the nearest dollar) for each of the retailer's fast-fashion pieces. The retailer will need to sell an average minimum of ______2_____ classic pieces per person (rounded to the nearest whole number) to achieve its profit goals for classic pieces.

Select values for 1 and for 2 that create the statements that are most strongly supported by the information provided and in accordance with the retailer's plan. Make only two selections, one in each column.

1	2
		10
		13
		15
		17
		21
		25