SOLUTION: Mighty company charges $49 plus $1 per shirt. No-Shrink company charges $4.50 per shirt. for what number of T-shirts is the cost for both companies equal? Explain the found ans

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Question 609048: Mighty company charges $49 plus $1 per shirt.
No-Shrink company charges $4.50 per shirt.
for what number of T-shirts is the cost for both companies equal? Explain the found answer.

Found 2 solutions by flame8855, ewatrrr:
Answer by flame8855(424)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
y1= 49 + x
y2= 4.5x
y1=y2
49+x=4.5x
3.5x=49
x= 14 shirt

Answer by ewatrrr(24785)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
 
Hi
Mighty company charges $49 plus $1 per shirt.
No-Shrink company charges $4.50 per shirt.
for what number 'n' of T-shirts is the cost for both companies equal?
$49 + $1·n = $4.50n
49 = 3.50n
49/3.5 = n
14 = n, number of T-shirts where the cost is equal for both companies
If n<14, then No-shrink is a better buy
for ex: 10 shirts
$49 + $1·10 = $59.00
$4.50· 10 = $45.00

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