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Hi! I have a math question. This is a two part problem.
This is the first question which I already found the answer to:
"Blair is ordering 150 T-shirts to sell at the school carnival. Company A charges $3 for each shirt, plus 6% of the total order for shipping. Company B charges $3.10 per shirt, plus 4% of the total order for shipping. Company C charges $3.20 per shirt with no shipping fee. Question 1 Part A Drag a company name into each box to show the total costs from least to greatest. Least Cost Greatest Cost
A. Company B. Company C. Company" The answer was A, C,D.
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