Of a faculty of 90 high school teachers, how many have masters degrees? (1) The number of teachers on the faculty who do not have masters degrees is 15--> the number who do have masters degrees. (2) The number of teachers on the faculty who have masters degrees is 60 more than the number who do not have masters degrees.

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