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A contractor had $3,285 to spend for doors and hammers. Doors cost $75 each. He bought the greatest number of doors that he could buy. He will use the money he has remaining to buy hammers that cost $15 each. What is the greatest number of hammers the contractor can buy with the money he has remaining?

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