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T=$(100+0.10n)
C=$(89+0.15n)
Maximum value of tea can be when n=100
Max T=$(100+(0.10*100))=$110;
now try to find the number of days coffee needs to sell to make 110$. We need 21$ to make it the same
it takes 140 days to make 110$-->110=89+0.15n
21=0.15n-->n=140 days
from January 1st, 140 days is May 20th --option C)

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