Mathematics
Mathematics, 02.09.2020 21:01, glstephens04

You plan to sell She Love Math t-shirts as a fundraiser. The wholesale t-shirt company charges you $10 a shirt for the first 75 shirts. After the first 75 shirts you purchase up to 150 shirts, the
company will lower its price to $7.50 per shirt. After you purchase 150 shirts, the price will decrease
to $5 per shirt. Write a function that models this situation.

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