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    Business Mathematic CA 1 Assignment

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    This document contains solutions to mathematical problems from business math and calculus courses. Key details include: 1) Solving equations to find the range of values for x that satisfy the given inequalities. 2) Finding the slope of two lines and their point of intersection. 3) Setting up and solving equations to find the equilibrium quantity and price in a market. 4) Using exponential and logarithmic functions to model a declining product demand over time and calculate related values like half-life.

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    This document contains solutions to mathematical problems from business math and calculus courses. Key details include: 1) Solving equations to find the range of values for x that satisfy the given inequalities. 2) Finding the slope of two lines and their point of intersection. 3) Setting up and solving equations to find the equilibrium quantity and price in a market. 4) Using exponential and logarithmic functions to model a declining product demand over time and calculate related values like half-life.

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    Module Code:1003_2032

    Module Name: Business Math


    Diploma Name: Diploma in International
    Business (DIB)
    CA1 (Individual Assignment)
    Name: Reylend Steffin Yanata
    SIM Identity Number: 10214556
    Question 1(a)

    7−2 x 4 3 1
    (i) = x > x<
    3 x −4 7 2 3
    7 ( 7−2 x )=4(3 x −4)
    49−14 x=12 x−16
    x∈ ( 32 ,+ ∞) ∪(−∞ , 13 )
    (b)(iii)
    65=26 x
    2.5=x |3 y−4|≤ 2

    (ii) 5−8 y+ 2 y 2
    −2 ≤3 y −4 3 y−4 ≤ 2
    2 ≤3 y 3 y ≤6
    −b ± √ b2−4 ac
    x=
    2a 2
    ≤y y ≤2
    3
    x=−(−8)+ √ ¿ ¿ ¿
    3
    x=3.22 ≤ y≤2
    2
    x=0.775 3
    (b)
    y∈ [ ]
    2
    ,2

    (i) 3 ≤ 2 x +5 ≤9 Question 2.

    3 ≤ 2 x +5 2 x+5 ≤ 9 (a)

    −2 ≤2 x 2 x≤4 f ( x )=3 e2 x g ( x )=2 ln ( 5 x +1 )


    −1 ≤ x x≤2 (i) f ( 2 ) =3 e2 ( 2 )
    −1 ≤ x ≤2 ¿ 163.7945
    x ∈[−1,2] (ii) g ( 3 )=2 ln ( 5 ( 3 ) +1 )
    2
    (ii) 6 x −11 x+ 3>0
    ¿ 5.5452
    2
    −b ± √ b −4 ac (iii) ( f ∘ g )( x )
    x=
    2a
    ¿ f [ g ( x )]
    x=−(−11)+ √ ¿ ¿¿
    ¿f¿
    x=−(−11 )−√ ¿ ¿ ¿
    ¿ 3 e 2( 2 ln (5 x+ 1))
    3
    x=
    2 ¿ 3 e 4 ln (5 x+1)
    1 =3(5 x +1)
    x=
    3
    (iv) ( f ∘ g )( 1 )
    3 1
    ( )( )
    x−
    2
    x− >0
    3 ¿ 3 e 4 ln (5 (1)+1 )
    ¿ 3 e 4 ln ( 6 ) Price=$ 47

    ¿ 3,888

    (b)

    ( 2−(−2 ) ) Question 3
    Slope=
    ( 1−(−1 ) ) (i) 11−2 e3−5 x =3
    Slope=2 −2 e 3−5 x =−8
    m1 × m2=−1 e 3−5 x =4
    2 ×m 2=−1 ( 3−5 x ) ×lne=ln ( 4 )
    −1 ( 3−5 x )=ln ( 4 )
    m 2=
    2
    ln ( 4 )−3
    ( y 2− y1 ) =m ( x 2−x 1 ) −5 x=ln ( 4 )−3 x=
    −5
    −1 x=0.3227
    ( 3− y 1 )= 2 (−1−x1 )
    (ii) ln ( 2 x+7 )−ln ( x )=3
    1 1
    3− y= + x
    2 2
    −1 5
    ln ( ( 2 x+x 7) )=3
    y= x+
    2 2 ( ( 2 x+7 )
    x )
    ln
    e =e 3
    (c) p=−2 x 2 +55 p=3 x 2+35
    2 x +7 3
    =e
    −2 x2 +55=3 x2 +35 x
    20=5 x 2 2 x+7=e 3 × x
    4=x 2 7=x ( e3−2 )
    √ 4=√ x 2 7
    =x
    3
    2=x (accepted) ( e −2 )

    −2=x (rejected ) 0.3870=x

    Equilibrium Quantity=2,000 (b) F ( t )=5,000−750 ekt

    x=2 (i) 4000=5,000−750 e5 k

    p=−2(2)2 +55 750 e 5 k =1,000

    p=47 1,000
    e5 k=
    750
    ( 5 k ) lne=ln ( 1,000
    750 )
    5 k =0.28
    k =0.0575
    (ii)

    F ( 20 ) =5000−750 e(0.0575 ×20)


    F=2,631 Devices

    (iii)

    500=5000−750 e (0.0575t )

    750 e ( 0.0575t )=4,500


    (0.0575 t)
    e =6
    ( 0.0575 t ) lne=ln ( 6 )
    0.0575 t=1.791
    t=31.16
    t ≈ 31 days

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