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Bill and Ted are going to order t-shirts for there school clubs. The t-shirts will have the club logo printed on the front. Bill and Ted ask two local t-shirt companies to give them a price. * Patty's Printing charges $21.50 for each t-shirt. * Sandra's shirts has a one-time set up fee for $63 and then charges $18 for each t-sh

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Part 2: Table Chart:

Number of t-shirts: 2

Patty's cost: 43$

Sandra's cost: : 99$

Number of t-shirts: 4

Patty's cost: 86$

Sandra's cost: : 135$

Number of t-shirts: 6

Patty's cost: 129$

Sandra's cost: : 171$

Number of t-shirts: 8

Patty's cost: 172$

Sandra's cost: : 207$

Number of t-shirts: 10

Patty's cost: 215$

Sandra's cost: : 243$

Number of t-shirts: 12

Patty's cost: 258$

Sandra's cost: : 279$

Number of t-shirts: 14

Patty's cost: 301$

Sandra's cost: : 315$

Number of t-shirts: 16

Patty's cost: 344$

Sandra's cost: : 351$

Number of t-shirts: 18

Patty's cost: 387$

Sandra's cost: : 387$

Part 3: Patty's Printing

Linear equation = equation of a line= y=mx+b

y=21.5x

Part 4: Sandra's Shirts:

Linear equation = equation of a line= y=mx+b

y= 18x+63

Part 5: Note to Jackie

Dear Jackie, I recommend Sandra's shirts.

Write equations:

Sandra's Shirts = 18x+63

Patty's Printing = 21.5x

Sandra's Shirts: 495=18x+63 = 24 shirts

Patty's Printing: 495=21.5x = 23 shirts

Part 6: Refute Jackie

Sandra's Shirts is more expensive at the beginning, but as you buy more shirts (greater than 18), Patty's Printing becomes cheaper.

You should probably add to this, but I can't think of anything else.

Part 7: Equality

At 18 shirts (see table), the shirt cost is equal.

You should probably add to this, but I can't think of anything else.

18x+63=21.5x

Words of encouragement:

Good luck!

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