17The Tech Student Government ASEociation (SGA) has several campus projectsit undertakes each year and its primary source of funding to support these projectsis a T-shirt sale in the fall for what is known as the "arange effect" football game(with orange being one of Tech's colors). The club's publicized (media) objective isfor everyone in the stadium to wear orange. The club's financial goal is to make aprofit of $150,000, but in order to have a significant number of fans buy the shirtsand wear them to the game, it doesn't want to price the T-shirts much more than$6. The stadium seats 62,000 fans, and the SGA would like to sell approximately45,000 orange T-shirts to achieve the desired orange effect, which it's relativelyconfident it can do. It will costS100,000to purchase, silk-screen print, and ship thismany T-shirts. The SGA sells the shirts through three sources: online, the two Techbookstores, and a local independent bookstore. While the bookstores don't expectto share in the profits from the sale of the shirts, they do expect for their directcosts to be sovered, including labor. space, and other costs. The two Techbookstores charge the SGA $0.85 per shirt. and the localindependent store charges$0.50 per shirt. The cost per sale online (including handling, packaging. andshipping) is S2.30 per shirt. The SGA estimates that it will sell 50% of the shirts atthe two Tech bookstores. 35% at the local bool.store. and 15% online. If the SGAsells the T-shirts for $6 ard if it cells all the chirts it order6. will it male enoughprofit to achieve its financial goal? If not. at what price would the SGA need to sellthe T-shirts. or how many would the SGA have to sell to achieve its financial goal?

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17.The Tech 5tudent Gavernment Association (SGA) has several campus projects it undertakes each year and its primary source of funding to Bupport these projects is a T-shirt sale in the fall far what is known as the "arange effect" football game (with orange being one of Tech's colors). The club's publicized (media) objective is for everyone in the stadium to wear orange. The club's financial goal is to make a profit of $150,000, but in order to have a significant number of fans buy the shirts nd uozr thom to

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