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A. First let us start with the linear model.
The equation is in the form of y = m x + b
Calculating for the slope m:
m = (309,587 – 50,000) / (2007 – 1997)
m = 25,958.7
Subsituting:
y = 25,958.7 x + b
Taking x = 1997, y = 50,000. Solve for b:
50,000 = 25,958.7 (1997) + b
b = -51,789,523.9
The complete equation is therefore:
y = 25,958.7 x - 51,789,523.9
B. The exponential model has the following form:
y = a b^x
where a and b are constants
Taking x1= 1997, y1 = 50,000; x2 = 2007, y2 = 309,587
50,000 = a b^1997
309,587 = a b^2007
Combining in terms of a:
50,000 / b^1997 = 309,587 / b^2007
b^2007 / b^1997 = 309,587 / 50,000
b^10 = 6.19174
b = 1.2
Substituting:
y = a 1.2^x
Solving for a:
50,000 = a 1.2^1997
a = 3.75 x 10^-154
The complete equation is:
y = 3.75 x 10^-154 * 1.2^x
She sold 42 oranges with profit 20%
Step-by-step explanation:
The woman sells 90 oranges by RS.160
This price with discount of 20%
We need to find how many oranges she sell by Rs.112 with profit of 20%
- Selling price = cost price - discount ⇒ discount case
- Selling price = cost price + profit ⇒ profit case
Assume that cost price of an orange is x
∵ She sells 90 oranges with Rs.160
- Find the selling price of 1 orange by dividing 160 by 90
∴ The selling price of an orange =
∵ She sold them with discount 20%
∵ The cost price of an orange is x
- Find the 20% of x
∵ Discount = 20% × x = × x = 0.2x
- To find the selling price subtract 0.2x from x
∴ The selling price = x - 0.2x
∴ The selling price of an orange = 0.8x
- Equate 0.8x by to find x
∵ 0.8x =
- Divide both sides by 0.8
∴ x =
Assume that the number of oranges is y
∵ She sell y oranges for Rs.112 with profit 20%
∵ The cost price of an orange is
- Find 20% of
∵ Profit = 20% × =
- Add to cost price to find the selling price
∴ The selling price of an orange = +
∴ The selling price of an orange =
- To find y divide 112 by selling price of an orange
∵ y = 112 ÷
∴ y = 42
She sold 42 oranges with profit 20%
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