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The initial investment is \"\".

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The cost each shirt is \"\".

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First write the linear equation.

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Cost = variable cost + fixed cost.

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Fixed cost is \"\" and the variable cost is \"\" per T-shirt.

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The cost function for producing \"\" shirts is \"\".

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The function to represent the average cost per shirt as a function of the number of shirts sold \"\" is \"\".

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The function is \"\".

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In this case \"\" represents the number of  T-shirts, so graph of the function \"\" is valid only positive values of \"\".

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Graph of the function \"\":

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\"\"

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(c)

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Observe the graph:

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End behavoiur of the graph is \"\".

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As \"\" tends to \"\", \"\" approches \"\".

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Therefore, the average cost approches\"\" as the number of  T-shirts sales increases.

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(a) The function is \"\".

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(b) Graph of the function \"\":

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\"\"

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(c) The average cost approches\"\" as the number of  T-shirts sales increases.