To find the cost of 8 shirts from the graph data described, locate the point corresponding to 8 shirts on the x-axis.
Based on the given information:
- If the graph shows a linear relationship, you would look for the y-coordinate at x = 8.
Assuming from your descriptions that the cost for 8 shirts is reflected as you indicated:
- If the graph trends upward, we can infer that the cost increases with the number of shirts.
- If there are marked values between the numbers given, closer to 8 shirts, we would read the cost from the y-axis.
If the provided cost seen at 8 shirts is around $200 (based on typical pricing seen above), that would be the answer.
To give an exact answer based on standard conventions typically visible in similar cost graphs, it seems reasonable to estimate:
Answer: $200 (assuming no specific price is given directly from the graph details).
Please refer to the graph directly to confirm if $200 is indeed the represented price at 8 shirts.