Beginning Algebra MAT0024C. Professor Sikora. Professor M. J. Sikora ~ Valencia Community College

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Beginning Algebra Professor Sikora MAT0024C

PROBLEM SOLVING

3.1 Ratios & Proportions Ratio = Quotient of 2 #s or 2 quantities [a way to compare numerical quantities] 7 9 Ex: Ex: 21 to 27 Ex: 35:50 Are any of these ratios equal? Ex: Express the ratio 3.2 to 16 in lowest terms Ex: Express the ratio 1 foot to 2 yds in lowest terms [make units same]

3.1 Ratios, Rates, & Proportions Unit Ratio = Ratio w/ denominator = 1 [ex: cost per pound or cost per oz.] Ex: Which is a better buy? 12 oz Coke for 79 or a 16 oz Coke for 99 Rate = Compare quantities of different units Ex: miles per hour [MPH] Ex: What is the hourly rate for $640 earned for 40 hrs work?

3.1 Ratios, Rates, & Proportions Ratio = Comparison by division a to b, a : b or a b [units the same] Proportion = 2 equal ratios: [b,d 0] a b c d extremes = iff [if & only if] ad = bc [Read a is to b as c is to d] means 21 15 62 45 Ex: Is = a proportion? Y or N

3.1 Solving Proportions Solve equations involving Proportions 12 18 3 x a 6 2a Ex Ex = 1 5 Set up ---- for word problems: Ex: If 7 shirts cost $87.50, find the cost of 11 shirts.

3.1 Similar s have corresponding sides pptnl Similar size A C ABC~ b s = same shape; different a c DEF means Ex: A tree casts a shadow of 18 when a 5 person casts a shadow of 1.5 How tall is the tree? B D e F a d d f b e E c f Note: Similar figures [trapezoids, pentagons, ] also have pptnl sides.

3.2 ~ % Problems Rewriting Percent: Ratio representing some part of 100 Ex: Write as reduced fraction & as a decimal: 26% = [ by 100] Ex: Write a fraction or decimal as a %: = [mult. By 100%] 0.486 = 3 8

3.2 ~ % Problems Use translation & algebra Translation: What is 28% of 270? What => n of => times is => equals 14 is what % of 52? % =>. 80 is 20% of what number?

3.2 ~ % of Increase/Decrease 1) Find amt. of incr. by subtracting initial from final amt. 2) Solve for P in proportion: P amt _ inc. 100 initial _ amt. Ex: A pediatrician plots the growth of a child as growing from 27.5 inches to 31.25 inches. What is the percent of increase? P 3.75 Part Amt of increase = 31.25 27.5 = 3.75 What percent of 27.5 is 3.75? 100 27.5 Whole 27.5 P 375 27.5P 375 27.5 27.5 P 13.6 Answer The percent of increase in growth is 13.6%.

3.3 Problems Translate word situation equation Steps: 1) Chose a variable for what you are to find [Write: Let x = ] Write out facts [w/ your var.], pictures,... 2) Translate prob. to an equation [is =, etc.] 3) Solve equation [legally w/ properties] 4) Answer question(s) asked [may be more than what x equals] 5) Check [Sub. solution into original and work down til both sides of = sign the same. Then ]

3.3 ~ Problems Translate word situation equation Ex: One positive # is one-third another positive #. The larger Eq: # minus the smaller # is equal to 15. Find both #s. Let x = then = Solve: 22.5 & 7.5 Ex: The perimeter of a rectangular frame is 36 cm. The length is 3 less than twice the width. Find length & width. 11cm & 7cm

3.3 ~ Problems w/ 2 or more unknowns Note: Supplementary /s sum to180 o & Complementary /s sum to 90 o Ex: One / is 6 o less than 3 times it s complement. Find both /s Ex: The sum of 3 consecutive integers is 96. Find them. 66 o & 24 o 31, 32, 33 Ex: Find the meas. of all 3 /s of a if the 2 nd / is twice the 1 st / and the 3 rd is 20 less than the 2 nd / Note: Sum of / measures of a = 180 o 40 o, 80 o, 60 o

3.3 ~ Given a Total in a problem Let x = one item & Total # - x = other item Ex: Jon has some $5 bills & $10 bills in his wallet, If he has a total of 16 bills worth a total of $110, how many of each bill is in his wallet. Note: $ amt + $ amt = Total amt ten $5 bills, six $10 bills

Mini-Quiz 3.1 3.3 ~ SHOW ALL WORK 1) Translate to eq.:what is 60% of 200? 2) Solve 1) 3) Translate to eq.: 75 is 20% of what #? 4) Solve 2) 5-8) Show set up: [---] & use proportions to solve: 5) If a car travels 91 mi. in 2 hrs., how far will it travel in 7 hrs? 6) 2 shirts cost $25, how much will 5 shirts cost? 7) A chef needs 4 large bottles of ketchup to make 2 gal. of 3 sauce. How many bottles for 10 gal. sauce? 8) If a 5 ft. person casts a 6 ft. shadow, how tall is a building that casts a 30 ft. shadow in the same sun? 9) Translate to eq.:the sum of Sam & Jan s age is 51. Sam is 2 yrs older than 6 times Jan s age. Their ages?10) Solve 9) 1

3.4 ~ % Decrease or % Increase Probs Decrease: $Orig - %Decr. of $Orig = $Sale Ex: Find the Original price (x) of a shirt that is now 30% off resulting in a sale price of $28.00 Increase: $Orig + %Incr. of $Orig = $Final

3.4 ~ Rate Problems ~ DISTANCE Distance = Rate Time [d = rt] Diagram Motion Problems ~ Ex: 2 cars are traveling in opposite directions, 1 @ 40mph & the other @ 50mph. When will they be 180 miles apart? 40mph 50mph Looking for t Eq. 180 mi.

3.4 ~ Rate Problems Note: d = r t Objects traveling in opposite directions: Ex: 2 trains leave the station at the same time in opposite directions. One @ 40 MPH & other @ 55 MPH. In how many hrs will they be 190 miles apart? 2 hrs

3.4 ~ Rate Problems Note: d = r t Objects traveling in same direction: Ex: Two trains are delivering to the same site. One leaves at 8:00 a.m. and the other leaves at 8:15 a.m. If the first train is traveling at 55 mph and the second at 60 mph, at what time will the second catch up to the first? Train 1 st : Train 2 nd : 8:00 am 8:15 am Time = t Time = 11:00 am

3.5 ~ Investment Problems (I)nterest=(P)rincipal (r)ate [% as decimal] (t)ime[in yrs] Ex [easy]: Plug & Chug: How much interest on $2000 invested at 5% for 8 years? Problem below = Extra Credit I = Prt Ex:You invest a total of $4000 in two different accounts. The first account earns 6% while the second account earns 4%. If the total interest earned is $210 after one year, what principle was invested in each account? Accounts Principal Rate Interest First 4000 P 0.06 Second P 0.04 0.06(4000 p) + 0.04p = 210 Answer The principal invested in the second account is $1500. In the first account is $4000 $1500 = $2500. What can you mult. each term by?

3.5 ~ Investment Problems I = Prt Problem below = Extra Credit (I)nterest=(P)rincipal (r)ate [% as decimal] (t)ime[in yrs] Ex: You invest some $ @ 8% and $3000 more than twice as much @ 10%. Total annual income from this is $2540. How much invested @ 8%? Principal Rate Interest P.08.08P 2P + 3000.10.10(2P+3000) Eq:.08P +.10(2P + 3000) = 2540 What can you mult. each term by? Ans: $8000

Mini-Quiz 3.4 3.5 ~ SHOW ALL WORK 1-5) Distance Prob: Two trains are traveling toward each other from a distance of 208 miles. One train is traveling at 18 miles per hour and the other at 46 miles per hour. How long will it take for them to pass each other? Problem below = Extra Credit 3.25 hours 6-10) Distance Prob: [see page 214 ~ Your Turn 2] Juan & Angela are bicycling along the same trail. Juan passes a marker @ 9:00 am, and Angela passes the same marker @ 9:05 am. Juan is traveling 8mph while Angela is traveling 10 mph. What time will Angela catch up to Juan? J: A: 9:00 am 9:05 am Time = t Time = 9:25 am