A store manager predicts that 115 hats will be sold if each hat costs $18. The manager predicts that 3 less hats will be sold for every $1 increase in price. For what prices can the manager predict that at least 55 hats will be sold?

The prices at which manager predict that at least 55 hats will be sold would be would be of $38

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the given data we the following:

Number of hats sold at $18=115

The manager predicts at 3 less will sold for every rise in 1 $ for at least 55 hats.

Therefore, reduction in number=115 hats-55 hats=60

So, increase in price=reduction in number/number of hats manager predicts that  will be sold for every $1 increase in price

increase in price=60/3=$20

Therefore, prices at which manager predict that at least 55 hats will be sold would be=$18+$20=$38

The prices at which manager predict that at least 55 hats will be sold would be would be of $38

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