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There is a relationship between the expected number of tickets sold for a raffle and the dollar value of the prize for the raffle. The equation T - 7P = 50 describes this relationship, where T is the expected number of tickets sold, and P is the dollar value of the raffle prize. Suppose the expected ticket sales for a certain raffle are 2150. Substitute 2150 into the equation to determine the dollar value of the raffle prize.

▸ $300

▸ $2100

▸ $250

▸ $15,100

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