Activity 1 (1) Math
Activity 1 (1) Math
Activity 1 (1) Math
1.
x + y=1
2 x− y=5
3 x+ 4 y =2
Solve by substitution
Solve equation 1 for the variable y:
(1) Y=-x +1
Plug this equation 1 for variable 2
(2) 2x-(-x+1)=5
2x+x-1=5
3x=6
3x/3=6/3
X=2
Plug this in variable y in equation 3
(3) 3x+4y=2
3x+4(-x+1)
3x-4x+4=2
-x=-4+2
X=2
Solve equation 2 for variable x
(2) 3x-6
(2)x=2
Plug this in for variable x in equation 3
(3)3x+4y=2
(3) 3(2) +4y=2
6+4y=2
4y=2-6
4y/4=-4/4
Y=-1
2. The director of a trust fund has $100.000 to invest. The rules of the trust state that both a certificate of deposit (CD) and
a long-term bond must be used. The director's goal is to have the trust yield P 7800 on its investments for the year. The CD
chosen returns 5% per annum. and the bond 9%. The director determines the amount x to invest in the CD and the
amount y to invest in the bond. How much must he invest in CD and in the long term bond?
X+y=100000
0.05x+o.09y=7800 } the 2 formulas work together
1)x= 100000-y
2) 0.05(100000-y)+0.08y=7800,500-0.05y+0.09y=7800 =.004y=2800
-y=70000
X=30000
3. A manufacturer of a certain product makes three models, A, B, and C.
Each model is partially made in factory FI in Taiwan and then finished in
factory F2 in the United States. The total cost of each product consists of
the manufacturing cost and the shipping cost. Then the costs at each
L1ctory (in dollars) can be described by the 2 x 2 matrices FI and F2:
4. Let
be a 3-vector that represents the current prices of three items at a store. Suppose that the store announces
a sale so that the price of each item is reduced by 20%
(a) Determine a 3-vector that gives the price changes for the three items.
(b) Determine a 3-vector that gives the new prices of the items.
If possible,
5. Find the C + E and E + C 8. (− A T )∧−( A T )
6. Find 2B + F 9. A x B
T T
7. A ∧( A ¿¿ T ) ¿ 10. C x E