Here's the solution: A t-shirt company sells t-shirts at different prices depending on the quantity purchased: - 10 or fewer shirts: P120 per shirt - 11 to 50 shirts: P100 per shirt - More than 50 shirts: P80 per shirt To complete the table: No. of t - shirt Cost 6 720 39 3900 130 10400 Explanation: - Row 1 (6 shirts): Since 6 shirts are less than 10, the cost per shirt is P120. Total cost = 6 shirts * P120/shirt = P720 - Row 2 (39 shirts): 39 shirts fall within the range of 11 to 50 shirts. The cost per shirt is P100. Total cost = 39 shirts * P100/shirt = P3900 - Row 3 (130 ķ): 130 shirts are more than 50. The cost per shirt is P80. Total cost = 130 shirts * P80/shirt = P10400
Answer (1)
Given Pricing Scheme:10 or fewer shirts → ₱120 per shirt11 to 50 shirts → ₱100 per shirtMore than 50 shirts → ₱80 per shirtCompleted Table with ExplanationNo. of T-Shirts Price per Shirt Total Cost 6 ₱120 6 × 120 = ₱720 39 ₱100 39 × 100 = ₱3,900 130 ₱80 130 × 80 = ₱10,4006 shirts:Falls under "10 or fewer"₱120 × 6 = ₱72039 shirts:Falls under "11 to 50"₱100 × 39 = ₱3,900130 shirts:Falls under "More than 50"₱80 × 130 = ₱10,400The pricing depends on the quantity ordered, and the per-piece price drops as you buy more — this is an example of bulk pricing used in business.
