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Page 1: Feb 22. Exercise 6

Review of Exercise 6: Transformations of Quadratic Functions 3

Page 2: Feb 22. Exercise 6

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1. A farmer wishes to build a rectangular pen along one side of his barn. If he has 80 metres of fencing, find the dimensions that will yield a maximum area.

2w + L = 80

Area = L * w

L = 80 - 2w

Page 3: Feb 22. Exercise 6

Area = L * w

L = 80 - 2wbarn

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A = (80 - 2w) * w

A = 80w - 2w2

Page 4: Feb 22. Exercise 6

A = 80w - 2w2

A = -2{w2 - 40w}

A = -2{w2 - 40w + 400 - 400}

A = -2{(w-20)2 - 400}

A = -2(w-20)2 + 800

Page 5: Feb 22. Exercise 6

A = -2(w-20)2 + 800

Area = L * w

L = 80 - 2wbarn

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Area is a maximum when w = 20.The maximum area is 800 m

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800 = L * 20L = 40 m

Page 6: Feb 22. Exercise 6

2. Find 2 positive numbers whose sum is 13 if the sum of their squares is a minimum

2 positive numbers: a, b

a + b = 13

a2 + b

2 = y where y is a minimum

Page 7: Feb 22. Exercise 6

a + b = 13

a2 + b

2 = y where y is a minimum

a = 13 - b

a2 + b

2 = y

(13 - b)2 + b

2 = y

Page 8: Feb 22. Exercise 6

(13 - b)2 + b

2 = y

(169 - 26b + b2) + b

2 = y

y = 2b2 - 26b + 169

y = 2{b2 - 13b} + 169

Page 9: Feb 22. Exercise 6

y = 2{b2 - 13b} + 169

y = 2{b2 - 13b + 6.5

2 - 6.5

2} + 169

y = 2{(b - 6.5)2 - 6.5

2} + 169

y = 2(b - 6.5)2 - 2(6.5

2) + 169

y = 2(b - 6.5)2 - 84.5 + 169

y = 2(b - 6.5)2 + 84.5

Page 10: Feb 22. Exercise 6

y = 2(b - 6.5)2 + 84.5

a + b = 13a

2 + b

2 = y where y is a minimum

y is a minimum when b = 6.5

a + 6.5 = 13a = 13 - 6.5a = 6.5

Page 11: Feb 22. Exercise 6

3. A projectile is shot straight up from a height of 6 m with an initial velocity of 80 m/s. Its height in meters above the ground after t seconds is given by the equation h = 6 + 80t - 5t

2. After how many seconds

does the projectile reach its max height, and what is this height?

6m

max height

Page 12: Feb 22. Exercise 6

h = 6 + 80t - 5t2

h = - 5t2 + 80t + 6

h = -5{t2 - 16t} +6

h = -5{t2 - 16t + 64 - 64} +6

h = -5{(t - 8)2 - 64} + 6

h = -5(t - 8)2 - (-5)(64) +6

Page 13: Feb 22. Exercise 6

h = -5(t - 8)2 - (-5)(64) +6

h = -5(t - 8)2 + 326

The maximum height is reached after 8 seconds. The maximum height is 326 metres.

Page 14: Feb 22. Exercise 6

4. A survey found that 400 people will attend a theatre when the admission price is 80 cents. The attendance decreases by 40 people for each 10 cents added to the price. What price admission will yield the greatest receipt?

Profit = Tickets * Cost

x = number of times the ticket price is increased

Page 15: Feb 22. Exercise 6

Profit = Tickets * Cost

x = number of times the ticket price is increased

T = 400 - 40x

C = .8 + .1x

P = (400 - 40x) (.8 + .1x)

Page 16: Feb 22. Exercise 6

P = (400 - 40x) (.8 + .1x)

P = 320 + 40x - 32x - 4x2

P = -4x2 + 8x + 320

Page 17: Feb 22. Exercise 6

P = -4x2 + 8x + 320

P = -4{x2 - 2x} + 320

P = -4{x2 - 2x + 1 - 1} + 320

P = -4{(x - 1)2 - 1} + 320

P = -4(x - 1)2 -1(-4) + 320

P = -4(x - 1)2 + 324

Page 18: Feb 22. Exercise 6

P = -4(x - 1)2 + 324

x = number of times the ticket price is increased

Profit = Tickets * Cost

Profit will be a maximum when x = 1.

C = .8 + .1x

Cost of each ticket will give the maximum profit when C = .8 + .1(1)C = $0.90

Page 19: Feb 22. Exercise 6

5. Find 2 positive numbers whose sum is 13 and whose product is a maximum.

2 positive numbers: a, b

a + b = 13

a * b = c where c is a maximum

Page 20: Feb 22. Exercise 6

a + b = 13a * b = c where c is a maximum

a = 13 - b

a * b = c

(13 - b) * b = c

13b - b2 = c

Page 21: Feb 22. Exercise 6

13b - b2 = c

c = -b2 + 13b

c = -1{b2 - 13b}

c = -1{b2 - 13b + 6.52 - 6.52}

c = -1{(b - 6.5)2 - 6.52}

Page 22: Feb 22. Exercise 6

c = -1{(b - 6.5)2 - 6.52}

c = -1(b - 6.5)2 - (-1)6.52

c = -1(b - 6.5)2 + 42.25

Page 23: Feb 22. Exercise 6

c = -1(b - 6.5)2 + 42.25

a + b = 13

c is a maximum when b = 6.5.

a + 6.5 = 13a = 6.5