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7.4 Applying Linear Equations

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7.4

Applying Linear Equations

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Goals / “I can…”Write systems of linear equations

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We have 3 ways to solve a linear system.GraphSubstitutionElimination

You may select ANY of these ways when solving a real world problem.

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We will now work on story problems that relate to a linear system. The book suggests that you break the problem into 3 parts to set up the system.1.1. DefineDefine – write down the variables. (Hint, the

variables are what the question is asking for.)

2.2. RelateRelate – How do the variables relate in the problem. (Hint – relate apples to apples.)

3.3. WriteWrite – Write down the equations into a system

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Example 1 A chemist has one solution that is 50%

acid. She has another solution that is 25% acid. How many liters of each type of acid solution should she combine to get 10 liters of a 40% acid.

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Define – x = 50% acid y = 25% acidRelate – How many liters How many liters of acid.

Write - x + y = 10 .50x + .25y = 10(.40)

x + y = 10.50x + .25y = 10(.40)

How would you solve this?How would you solve this?

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Suppose you combine ingots of 25% copper alloy and 50% copper alloy to create 40kg of 45% copper alloy. How many kilograms of each do you need?

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Example 2:Example 2:Suppose you have a typing service.

You buy a personal computer for $1750 on which to do your typing. You charge $5.50 per page of typing. Expenses are $.50 per page for ink, paper, electricity and other expenses. How many pages must you type to break even?

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Define - x = # of copies y = amount of money

Relate - Expense amount income amount

Write - y = $1750 + $.50x y = $5.50x

y = $1750 + $.50xy = $5.50x

How would you solve this?How would you solve this?

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Example 3:Example 3:Suppose it takes you 6.8 hours to fly

about 2800 miles from Miami to Seattle. At the same time, your friend files from Seattle to Miami. His planes travels with the same average airspeed, but his fight only take 5.6 hours. Find the average airspeed of the planes and the average wind speed.

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Define - x = airspeed y = wind speed

Relate - flight to Seattle flight to Miami

Write - (x – y)6.8 = 2800 (x + y)5.6 = 2800