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Feb. $2$ Sold $30$ T$-$shirts at $$25$ each.

Feb. $5$ Purchased $60$ T$-$shirts at $$15$ each.

Feb. $7$ Sold $65$ T$-$shirts for $$25$ each.

Feb. $8$ Sold $40$ T$-$shirts for $$25$ each.

Tree Top Company realized the inventory was running low, so it placed a rush order and purchased $50$ T$-$shirts. The Feb. $10$ premium cost for these shirts was $$17$ each.

Feb. $12$ Placed a second rush order and purchased $70$ T$-$shirts at $$17$ each.

Feb. $13$ Sold $50$ T$-$shirts for $$25$ each.

Feb. $15$ Purchased $60T-$shirts for $$15$ each.

In order to avoid future rush orders, purchased $140$ T$-$shirts. Due to the volume of the order, Tree Top Company was Feb. $20$ able to negotiate a cost of $$13$ each.

Feb. $21$ Sold $60$ T$-$shirts for $$25$ each.

Feb. $22$ Sold $40$ T$-$shirts for $$25$ each.

Feb. $24$ Sold $20$ T$-$shirts for $$25$ each.

Feb. $25$ Sold $90$ T$-$shirts for $$25$ each.

Feb. $27$ Sold $30$ T$-$shirts for $$25$ each.