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A cheerleading team plans to sell t-shirts as a fundraiser. the teams goal is to make profit of at least $1248. the profit on ea

ch t-shirt sold is $6.50. The teams goal is written as a inequality shown below.
6.5t>1 2 4 8 where t=number of t-shirts sold.

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Lemur [1.5K]1 year ago

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The minimum number of shirt they will sell to make the given profit is 192 shirts

<h3>Inequality expression</h3>

Inequalities are equations not separated by an equal sign.

If a cheerleading team plans to sell t-shirts as a fundraiser and the teams goal is to make profit of at least $1248 with each t-shirt sold at $6.50, then the equation required is;

6.50t ≥ 1246

Divide both sides by 6.50

6.50t/6.50 ≥1246/6.5

t ≥ 192

Hence the minimum number of shirt they will sell to make the given profit is 192 shirts

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