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Linear Applications:Standard Form
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Read the problem carefully.
Define the variables.
Write the equation in standard form.
Solve for the x-intercept by substituting in zero for y.
Solve for the y-intercept by substituting in zero for x.
Plot the intercepts.
Graph the line.
Answer the problem.
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The student government is sponsoring apancake dinner to raise money for a fieldtrip. The officers estimate that 200 adultsand 300 children will attend. Write an equation, graph the line, and determinereasonable ticket prices to set in order to raise $4200.
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The student government is sponsoring a pancake dinner to raise money for a field trip. The officers estimate that 200 adults and300 children will attend. Write an equation, graph the line, anddetermine reasonable ticket prices to set in order to raise $4200.
Step 1: Read the problem carefully.
Step 2: Define the variables.
Let x = cost of an adult ticketLet y = cost of a student ticket
Step 3: Write the equation in standard form.
200x + 300y = 4200
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Step 4: Solve for the x-intercept by substituting in zero for y.
200x + 300(0) = 4200200x = 4200x = 21
Step 5: Solve for the y-intercept by substituting in zero for x.
200(0) + 300y = 4200300y = 4200x = 14
So the x intercept is (21,0) and the y intercept is (0, 14).
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Step 6: Plot the intercepts.Step 7: Graph the line.
Step 8: Answer the question. What are reasonable ticket prices?
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You are running a concession stand at the basketball game. You sell hot dogs for $1 and sodas for $0.50. At the end of the night, you made $200. Write an equation, graph the line, and determine the possible number of hot dogs and sodas that were sold.
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You are running a concession stand at the basketball game. You sell hot dogs for $1 and sodas for $0.50. At the end of the night, you made $200. Write an equation, graph the line, and determine the possible number of hot dogs and sodas that were sold.
Step 1: Read the problem carefully.
Step 2: Define the variables.
Let x = # of hot dogs soldLet y = # of sodas sold
Step 3: Write the equation in standard form.
1x + 0.50y = 200
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Step 4: Solve for the x-intercept by substituting in zero for y.
1x + 0.50(0) = 2001x = 200x = 200
Step 5: Solve for the y-intercept by substituting in zero for x.
1(0) + 0.50y = 2000.50y = 200y = 400
So the x intercept is (200,0) and the y intercept is (0, 400).
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Step 6: Plot the intercepts.Step 7: Graph the line.
Step 8: Answer the question. What combination of hot dogs/sodas could have been sold?