He will still purchase shirts from FXFusion at the same cost of $78 after discounts of 12%, 5% and 4%. Michaela suggests setting a selling price of $125 while at the same time changing expenses to represent 26% of the regular selling price. Her father still purchases the same number of shirts. 481 to be sold at regular price, 248 to be sold at a markdown of 12% and the remaining 68 shirts to be sold at the new break-even price. What is the PROFIT per shirt for shirts sold at the NEW regular selling price? Answer must follow format of xx.xx rounded to 2 decimal places with correct units. Answer: He will still purchase shirts from FXFusion at the same cost of $78 after discounts of 12%, 5% and 4%. Michaela suggests setting a selling price of $125 while at the same time changing expenses to represent 26% of the regular selling price. Her father still purchases the same number of shirts. 481 to be sold at regular price, 248 to be sold at a markdown of 12% and the remaining 68 shirts to be sold at the new break-even price. What is the PROFIT per shirt for shirts sold at the NEW sale price? Answer must follow format of xxxx rounded to 2 decimal places with correct units. He will still purchase shirts from FXFusion at the same cost of $78 after discounts of 12%, 5% and 4%. Michaela suggests setting a selling price of $125 while at the same time changing expenses to represent 26% of the regular selling price. Her father still purchases the same number of shirts. 481 to be sold at regular price, 248 to be sold at a markdown of 12% and the remaining 68 shirts to be sold at the new break-even price. What is the PROFIT per shirt for shirts sold at the NEW break-even price? Answer must follow format of XX.XX rounded to 2 decimal places with correct units. Answer: He will still purchase shirts from FXFusion at the same cost of $78 after discounts of 12%, 5% and 4%. Michaela suggests setting a selling price of $125 while at the same time changing expenses to represent 26% of the regular selling price. Her father still purchases the same number of shirts. 481 to be sold at regular price, 248 to be sold at a markdown of 12% and the remaining 68 shirts to be sold at the new break-even price. What is the total profit for all 797 shirts? Answer must follow format of xx.xx rounded to 2 decimal places with correct units