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Trevor Dilley - System of Equations Application Project - Icecream Parlor
Trevor Dilley - System of Equations Application Project - Icecream Parlor
System of ●
of Graphing “Sales Projections” - 4 pts
Graph Analysis & Price Selection- 4 pts
Application ●
each - Total 2 pts
Wednesday, Thursday & Friday - Accuracy
Cream Parlor ●
each - Total 6 pts
Completion & Accuracy “Average Sales &
Units” 2 pts
● System of inequalities- Accuracy of
Mathematical Solution (Method of Choice) &
Graph- 4 pts
System of Equations: Graphs of Projected Revenue
Single Scoop: $3
Projected revenue for $2 scoop You are opening an ice
cream parlor. Graph the y = 3x - 2
projected revenue based on
the equations next to each
graph.
Units sold
x = the # of scoops
y = the revenue
Units sold
Revenue
Single Scoop: $2
y = 2x + 5 Revenue
Projected revenue for $3 scoop
System of Equations: Graphs of Projected Revenue
Graph the projected revenue Projected revenue for $4 sundae
Projected revenue for $5 sundae based on the equations next
to each graph.
Sundae $5
y = 5x - 2 x = the # of SUNDAES
y = the revenue
Units sold
Units sold
Revenue
Sundae: $4
Revenue y = 4x + 1
A. $2 Single Scoop & $4 Sundae C. $3 Single Scoop & $4 Sundae
Price Selection: B. $2 Single Scoop & $5 Sundae D. $3 Single Scoop & $5 Sundae
Analyze your graphs. based on the graphs, select the pricing for your ice cream parlor. Write your prices
in the space provided:
How might a heat wave affect your sales?
Price Single Scoop: $2 Write a new equation for the sales projection
for ice cream sales. Explain your equation and
Price Sundae: $5
then graph it. y=units sold x=temperature
x=70 y=10 y=2.5x-175
Why did you make the choices you did? x=80 y= 35 This is based on the projection
of units sold per temp
If your going to buy a single scoop you might Temp Units sold
as well just pay $3 more for 2 more scoops
units
If you knew that record heat was expected for
the next week, would you change your prices?
Why or Why Not?
Yes so we could get more profit to better
sustain the business
temp
$2 Single Scoop & $5 Sundae - Units Sold in a Week
Tuesday: Graph Thursday: Graph
& Use
# of Single Elimination
Scoops Sold: 38 FRIDAY
MONDAY WEDNESDA # of Single
# of Sundaes Y Scoops Sold: 61 SALES:2x + 5y =$716
SALES:2x + 5y =$231
SALES:2x + 5y =$138 UNITS SOLD: x + y =
Sold: 40 UNITS SOLD: x + y = 72
UNITS SOLD: x + y = 39 187
# of Sundaes
Sold: 47
Units Sold: x + y = 39 Subtract x from both sides Units Sold: x + y = 78 Subtract x from both sides
Scoops sold
Sundaes sold
Scoops sold
What was your? Enter the total sales number of units sold each day:
Price Single Scoop: $2
Monday _________$138_____________
Price Sundae: $5
Tuesday __________$276_________
Wednesday ________$231_____
Enter the total sales for each day: Thursday _________$357________
Monday ________39______ Friday ___________$716___________
Tuesday _______78_______
What factors might have affected the number of
Wednesday ____72_______ units sold? List at least 4 factors:
Thursday _____108_______ _Popularity_____________
Friday _______187_______ _Tempature_____________
What is the average price per unit (the average __Day of the week____________
sales / average number of units)? $3.55
______Location___________
Systems of Inequality: Select one problem/person
Think about all the real-world applications of system of equations, a linear inequality describes a region of
the coordinate plane instead of a point. The solutions of the inequality are ALL the points that make the
inequality true.The graph of the system shows all of its solutions. Select one of the two problems to graph
on slide 13. You can use desmos with color or graph using colored pencils and graph paper.Include title
and label both axis.
Problem #2: Suppose you want to fence the
Problem #1. You have decided to move rectangular parking area in your new location. You
locations to allot for customer parking. You are want the length of the parking area to be at least
looking for a rectangular piece of property that 50 ft and the perimeter to be no more than 140
is at least 80 feet in length and the distance feet. What are the possible dimensions?
around it should be no more than 310 ft. What P = 2L + 2W.
are the possible dimensions? P = 2L + 2W
Relate: The length is at least 50 ft
The perimeter is no more than 140 ft
Relate: The length is at least 80 ft.
Define your variables
The perimeter is no more than 310 ft.
Define your variables
Solve & graph on the slide 13
Solve & graph on the slide 13
System of Equations: Solve the system by graphing
Options:
1. Use desmos line Write your Inequality X = length
and upload a screen problem here: Y = width Problem 1
shot of your graph
here. 95x + 60y ≤ 310
Width
Show your work to solve
3. Use the line tool inequality here.
above and graph
your solution using
a shape from the
insert menu.
Length