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a S$ 6 aoc GENERAL 2 1 MATHEMATICS ; Ma'am Kathryn T. Gonzales 7 ? 4 a] By the end of this lesson... * recall the concepts of relations and functions; + define and explain functional relationship as a mathematical model of situation; and * represent real-life situations using functions, including piece-wise function. oP vy DY A FUNCTIONS Let's have more examples about functions. * Let's Try This! 1, The operations research division of a construction company engaged in producing low-cost houses has a mathematical model to estimate the revenue and cost functions for producing one unit of house. The revenue (R) and cost (C) functions are as follows: R(x) = 250,000x = C(x) = 125,000x + 400, 000 Where x is the number of houses sold. = ” Answer the following: fi. . What is the cost of producing 200 B. If 200 houses are sold, what is the revenue of the company? C. Find the difference R-C. - x = “ A. What is the cost of producing 200 houses? C(x) = 125,000 &)+ 400,600 4 x= 200 Cabo) = I2E, bop (260) +400 HOO = 25, poo , 000 + 4p0, bo0 CC) = 2S, 4oo, 000 B. If 200 houses are sold, what is the revenue of the company? RLx) = 280 000 Oy | oe OO (200) = 280, O00 (200) R (20) = Gd, C00, 000 K= G,9 00 ,000 C+ _ 28 400 Oo 24, 600 , 000 Another one! 2. A mall in Baguio City is having its rainy day sale. A pair of sports shoes is marked a 30% discount. Express the discount price (D) of the pair of shoes as a function of its original price (P) a. Express the discount price (D) of the pair of shoes as a function of its original price (P). b. How much would you pay if you buy a shoes which originally cost 3500 pesos? e = ” Another one! 'b. How much would you pay if you buy a shoes which originally cost 3500 pesos? a) D(P)= Px() Ip 3500 - loc0 P2500) = aso0 x 03 = D(2sv)= JoSo 1x21 x= \ wp +o 29

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