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Mathematics
What is the y-intercept of y = 5?
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Ответ:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
Its where it crosses the y-axis
Ответ:
Total number of T-shirts= 200
Cost per T-shirt (without shipping ) = $2.80
Shipping cost per t-shirt ; 5% of a T-shirt = 0.05 *2.80 = $0.14
Total cost of T-shirt (shipping included) = 2.80 +0.14 = $2.94
Markup = 150% of total cost = 1.50 * 2.94 = $4.41
To get the price at which Michelle will sell each T-shirt , add total cost to the markup; 2.94 +4.41 = 7.35.
Therefore, selling price will be $7.35