A custom T-shirt shop spent $250 dollars on equipment and has to purchase the T-shirts at a cost of $2 per shirt. Their total cost, C, can be found using the function C=2T+250 Where T is the number of T-shirts they purchase. If the shop purchased 300 T-shirts, how much was their total cost? PLEASE ANSWER BY 11:59 8-28-2020

So we know the shop spent $250 on equipment and they also purchased 300 T-shirts  for $2 each.

Knowing this, we only have to add to the $250, what they have paid for the  T-shirts.

So if each T-shirt is purchased by $2 and they have bought 300, we multiply:

2 * 300 = $600

So we add the $600 spent on T-shirts to the $250:

600 + 250 = $850

We could also have done it with by replacing T for 300 in C = 2T + 250:

C = 2*300 + 250 --> C = 600 + 250 --> C = $850

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