at a certain college the economics club plans to sell tshirts as a funder raiser. the president of the club estimated when the price of T-shirt is $18, there will be 60T shirts sold, and for every $1 the price of t-shirt is reduced, 10 additional T-shirts will be sold. Based on the estimate, what is the maximum amount of revenue, in dollars, the club can earn fro T-shirt sales? (Revenue equals price times the number sold. Disregard the $ sign when gridding your answer)

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29 April, 11:21

at a certain college the economics club plans to sell tshirts as a funder raiser. the president of the club estimated when the price of T-shirt is $18, there will be 60T shirts sold, and for every $1 the price of t-shirt is reduced, 10 additional T-shirts will be sold. Based on the estimate, what is the maximum amount of revenue, in dollars, the club can earn fro T-shirt sales? (Revenue equals price times the number sold. Disregard the $ sign when gridding your answer)

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Stephanie Stephenson · Answer 1

19,950 dollars

Explanation:

shirt no cost revenue

60 18 1080

70 17 1190

80 16 1280

90 15 1350

100 14 1400

110 13 1430

120 12 1440

130 11 1430

140 10 1400

150 9 1350

160 8 1280

170 7 1190

180 6 1080

190 5 950

200 4 800

210 3 630

220 2 440

230 1 230

19950

Though they're going to make a loss with over 1000 t shirts being sold at less than $5