SOLUTION: A school’s Student Council is selling shirts printed with the school’s logo to raise money for a trip. The printer charges $191 in advance plus $4 for every shirt ordered. The St

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Question 1086618: A school’s Student Council is selling shirts printed with the school’s logo to raise money for a trip. The printer charges $191 in advance plus $4 for every shirt ordered. The Student Council plans to sell the shirts for $11 each. Write an inequality the Student Council can use to determine the minimum number of shirts, n, they must sell to make a profit.
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Answer by htmentor(1343) About Me  (Show Source):
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The student council's cost will be 191 + 4n, where n = the number of shirts ordered.
If they charge $11 per shirt, their revenue will be 11n
In order for them to make a profit, their revenue must be greater than their cost:
11n > 191 + 4n
7n > 191
n > 27.28
So they must sell at least 28 shirts to make a profit.