He Shirt Works sells a large variety of tee shirts and sweatshirts. Steve Hooper, the owner, is thinking of expanding his sales by hiring high school students, on a commission basis, to sell sweatshirts bearing the name and mascot of the local high school.

Steve Hooper must sale 300 shirts to meet the target profit of $1200.

Explanation:

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From the data

Selling price of a Shirt=$13.50

Commission per shirt=$1.50

Cost per Shirt=$8.0

So the Contribution towards profit per shirt is given as

Profit Contribution=Sale Price-(Commission+Cost)

Profit Contribution=13.50-(8+1.50)

Profit Contribution=13.50-(9.50)

Profit Contribution=$4.

So the profit contribution of 1 shirt is given as $4.

Now the target profit is given as $1200.

So  the target profit is given as

Target Profit=Profit Contribution per Shirt * Number of shirts to be sold.

or

Number of Shirts to be sold=Target Profit/Profit Contribution per Shirt

Number of Shirts to be sold=$1200/$4

Number of Shirts to be sold=300

So Steve Hooper must sale 300 shirts to meet the target profit of $1200.

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