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In a clothing factory there were 12 seamstresses who produced 100 pants in 5 days but with the crisis the owner had to fire four of them but soon after he received an order for 1,200 pants to be delivered in 30 days, how many seamstresses did he need to hire.

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Answer to a math question In a clothing factory there were 12 seamstresses who produced 100 pants in 5 days but with the crisis the owner had to fire four of them but soon after he received an order for 1,200 pants to be delivered in 30 days, how many seamstresses did he need to hire.

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