A T-shirt shop charges 19 per shirt for orders of 31 shirts or fewer. Once an order exceeds 31 shirts, the price drops to $12.5 each additional shirt ordered. (a) Given that information, determine the total cost of an order of 61 shirts. The total cost = $ 964.00 You are correct. Your receipt no. is 157-7867 e Previous Tries (b) Next, Write a piecewise defined function C to represent the total cost of an order based on the number of shirts X if x < 31 if x> 32 19x C(x) = 12x-589 The submission, 12x-589, is incorrect.

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A T-shirt shop charges $19 per shirt for orders of 31 shirts or fewer. Once an order exceeds 31 shirts, the price drops to $12.5 for
each additional shirt ordered.
(a) Given that information, determine the total cost of an order of 61 shirts.
The total cost = $
964.00
You are correct.
Your receipt no. is 157-7867
Previous Tries
(b) Next, Write a piecewise defined function C to represent the total cost of an order based on the number of shirts X
C(x) ={
if x < 31
if x > 32
19x
12x-589
The submission, 12x-589, is incorrect.
Transcribed Image Text:A T-shirt shop charges $19 per shirt for orders of 31 shirts or fewer. Once an order exceeds 31 shirts, the price drops to $12.5 for each additional shirt ordered. (a) Given that information, determine the total cost of an order of 61 shirts. The total cost = $ 964.00 You are correct. Your receipt no. is 157-7867 Previous Tries (b) Next, Write a piecewise defined function C to represent the total cost of an order based on the number of shirts X C(x) ={ if x < 31 if x > 32 19x 12x-589 The submission, 12x-589, is incorrect.
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