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Rebecca D. Lumanas Bsa Item No. 1

The document contains solutions to two math problems involving systems of linear equations: 1) The first problem finds the point of intersection of two lines defined by the equations 15x+2y=34 and 4x+15y=38. The point of intersection is determined to be (2,2). 2) The second problem finds multiple points of intersection for the lines 5x+2y=10 and x-4y=-4. These points are (16/11, 15/11) and (3,7/4). It also determines that the minimum value of the function P(x,y)=50x+20y at these points is 100.

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Rebecca D. Lumanas Bsa Item No. 1

The document contains solutions to two math problems involving systems of linear equations: 1) The first problem finds the point of intersection of two lines defined by the equations 15x+2y=34 and 4x+15y=38. The point of intersection is determined to be (2,2). 2) The second problem finds multiple points of intersection for the lines 5x+2y=10 and x-4y=-4. These points are (16/11, 15/11) and (3,7/4). It also determines that the minimum value of the function P(x,y)=50x+20y at these points is 100.

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REBECCA D.

LUMANAS BSA

ITEM NO. 1

a. 15x+2y=34

Let x=0

15(0)+2y=34

y=17

Let y=0

15x+2(0)=34

x=34/15 or 2 & 4/15

Points: (0,17), (2&4/15, 0)

b. 4x+15y=38

Let x= 0

4(0)+15y=38

y=38/15 or 2 & 8/15

Let y=0

4x+15(0)=38

x= 9 1/2

Points : (0,2 & 8/15), (9 1/2,0)

(a)(15) - 225x + 30y = 510

(b)(2). - 8x + 30y= 76

217x = 434

x= 2

15(2)+2y=34

2y= 4
y=2

Therefore, (2,2) is our Point of Intersection.

Vertex. Value of P(x,y)=30x+40y

(0,17). P(0,17)= 30(0)+40(17) = 680

(0,2 8/15). P(0,2 8/15)= 30(0)+40(2 8/15) = 101 1/3

(2,2). P(2,2)= 30(2)+40(2) = 140

Therefore, the maximum value is 680.

ITEM NO. 2

a. 5x +2y = 10

Let x= 0

5(0) +2y = 10

y= 5

Let y= 0

5x +2(0) = 10

x= 2

Points: (0,5), (2,0)

b. x-4y= -4

Let x= 0

(0)-4y= -4

y= 1

Let y= 0

x-4(0)= -4

x= -4

Points: (0,1), (-4,0)

a. 5x+2y=10
(b)(5) - 5x+20y=20

22y = 30

y= 15/11

x-4(15/11) = -4

x= 60-44 = 16

11 11

Therefore, (16/11) & (15/11) is our Point of Intersection.

Another Point of Intersection lies at (3,7/4)

Vertex. Value of P(x,y)= 50x+20y

(0,5) P(0,5)= 50(0)+20y = 100

(3,5) P(0,5)= 50(3)+20(5) = 250

(3,7/4) P(3,7/4) = 50(3)+20(7/4) = 185

(16/11, 15,11) P(16/11, 15,11)= 50(16/11)+20(15/11) = 100

Therefore, the minimum value is 100.

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