MAT (OK Felk 2009S MTZ Goluners A list of formulas: [ 1 1. A family buys a house with 100,000 YTL loan to be paid off in ten years by equal m2athly payments. The loan company charges 1% monthly interest on the unpsid balance ? Next tolast Last payment payment payment . t +—+—}—_}— 106,000 YTL loan is received a) (5 points) What is the monthly payment? Eisner pV = ent Axi ao me Ol sg 4 ie) -4 5 Nal2o = AY FTE PNT= py. = egy? 5) (20 points) How much interest does the family pay in the first year? After d yoor alo Fendalning slabs i» preszad vodst yb ag eed others fio “lag Prax pur A (4000 oy 194,83 yt jor! a Wysyarm O°! Tha cimount pold dloring vie firdd gor = NBY.AKIZ =A 216.5290U The anount Whad gos dave ree cy 9 lobe » 100,000 - 9%, $87.8305, 575 99M Tha around Vher pos Ave kro = 19,216 .52-5, 515, 19 fla 3577] ¢) (S points) How much interest does the family pay tally’? Tle axmound Polat In (RPO = IDK YB. F/ 2 AFD, 16S. IT Teds inkPud Poitd = 17.2,/65.2- 100,022 = 32, bS.2 ¥T+ 4G points) How much does the family owe just afier the next to lest payment? ' -t - Parr (14 BY L wags yre 1 Pv Par EUGEED sper (14001) \ \ pred vain y ik abd after paps Hont-haloud par wend owe eirais’d nandh bs pay NAT food pazrrends,2, a) (12 points) Solve the following system usis x+x- x 2-3 2x, - 24, +44, = 2 3x,—x, 43x, =-1 Please use the table, or otherwise indicate what you do at cach step. \ 20-24 3-130 \ 4 O-1 6 -~-2 © B-1 20 , 1 on O-L-t © O-4 2F Gauss-Jordan method. [Exchanged | Row with Row mgt ‘Added —_|=2times Row |__| toRow 2 Multiplied | Row by Exchanged [Row - oye Added |=3 times Row | Multiplied [Row [Ro ‘with Row ge ‘Added times Row tw Row Multiplied [Row > by Exchanged_[ Row with Row taper ‘Added [=| timesRow 2 [to Row { Multiplied | Row by Exchanged [Row with Row wos ‘Added 4 times Row 2 [to Row ‘Multiplied [Row b Exchanged [Row with Row wee, ‘Added times Row, to Row Multiplied | Row by Yo-2, cominued ;o4A 2A O14 -3)-4] _, [Exchanged TRow with Row bes ‘Added —_[-) times Row 3 [to Row 2 ool A &| Multiplied [Row by pod 2)\ Exchanged [Row ‘with Row, a. oh - 0 1 0 thy > Audet [4 tines Row S| wRow_| ” o 1 ~9he| ultipli ow ~ For the systems in b) and c) x) + 5/4 y= Ve ¥, -VAK, =-22 1 IA xy - xy - Wrens “Hh ‘© write the system of equations each corresponds to ® find the solution(s) if it exists ‘* indicate if the system is consistent or inconsistent 10 1/4 ) (4 points) [. ‘ lc Koy = 4 “2 consistent Zz 0 6) (4 points) |, cols eek sae lo ‘° V De 2h t5% zs, 20 QO -4 =p tnconsish ob at Ms Bae eho se br het co SclubvonQs CPwwer sek) 8 (nye | ee (by . TAG A ve \ P-Rop SOE - iA? PRIM (1 oor ZMapy lo oyro- (ai) TAU — brows Bak evelar AAAS rrr} oot Ve oo RRA (12 o1,o4 si = oe exe wait fsoglss fg fed ps OW) I-02 volta wd (vole that Avs diegonall symmetric, Hhacefore go isa’) wg [3] , re HO = (SMB 2] ‘nen q at BILE °&) Minimize and maximize 2 =10x, +20, subject to 2x tax, 27 x, +3x, 211 3x, 14x, £23 Aya BO Az C19) B- (23) Ce YD Comme Ponts ) 10x, -20x7 é. l, s) ( 10 SS Max (2,3) GO 2mm (572) qo5. (10 points) Ebru Hanim has a workshop making sewn gifts for children. This month she is making 4 kinds of gifts: a dog, a cat, a camel, and a turtle. She uses 4 different fabrics (cloth materials). ‘The dog takes 25 cm of fabric A, 10 cm of material B, none of fabric C and 15 em of fabric D. "The cat takes 5 em of fabric A, 15 em of fabric B, 50 em of fabric C and 2 em of fabric D, ‘The camel takes 20 em of fabric A, 20 em of fabric B, 10 em of fabric C and 10 cm of fabrie D. ‘The turtle takes 8 em of fabric A, 10 cm of fabric B, 20 em of fabric C and 10 cm of fabric D. Ebru Hamm has 3 metres of fabric A, 4 metres of fabric B, 2 metres of fabric C, and 5 metres of fabric D. ‘The profit on a dog is 8 YTL, The profit on a cat is 3 YTL, The profit on a camel is 6 YTL, and the profit on a turtle is 4 YTL. How many of each gift should Ebru Hanim produce to make as large a profit as possible? Write the decision variables, appropriate equation(s) and inequalities so that this problem can be solved DO NOT SOLVE THE PROBLEM after you have written the equation(s) and inequalities. Solution, 11 = #dogs, 25 = eats, xy = #oamels, 25 = #ourttes, and P= profit et to the eonstraaute 1a 1 3022+ Ory +202