Medical Care Cost vs. Average Income By: Larissa Ho.

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Medical Care Cost vs. Average Income By: Larissa Ho

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Medical Care Cost vs. Average Income By: Larissa Ho

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Data TableYear Average Income

($)Medical Care Cost

Per Year ($)

2001 32921 5241

2002 33252 5687

2003 34064 6114

2004 35648 6488

2005 36952 6868

2006 38651 7251

2007 40405 7628

2008 41334 7911

2009 40711 8149

2010 41673 8402

(2012). Health Care Costs: A Primer. In Kaiser Family Foundation. Retrieved from http://www.kff.org

(2012). National Average Way Index Social Security. Retrieved from http://www.ssa.gov

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A Piecewise function

f(x)= -0.00065x²+44.2832x-748117.4624, 32921 < x < 34064

0.00012x²-9.27624x+186518.9761, 38651< x < 41334

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Vertex Form Vertex: (34064, 6114) Point: (33252,5687)f(x)=a(x-34064)²+61145687=a(33252-34964) ²+61145687=a(-812) ²+61145687=a(659344)+6114-6114 -6114-427=a(659344)a= -0.00065f(x)= -0.00065(x-34064) ²+6114

Leading Coefficient

X coordinate of vertex

Y coordinate of vertex

Parabola A

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f(x)= -0.00065(x-34064) ²+6114= -0.00065(x-34064)(x-34064)+6114= -0.00065(x²-34064x-34064x+1160356096)+6114 = -0.00065(x²-68128x+1160356096)+6114= (-0.00065x²+44.2832x-754231.4624)+6114f(x)= -0.00065x²+44.2832x-748117.4624

Standard Form

Concave Up or Down? This parabola concaves down because in the standard and vertex form of the parabola, the leading coefficient (a) is negative.

Parabola A

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Maximum: (34064,6114)

Maximum/Minimum

Axis of Symmetry

Coordinate of Vertex f(x)= -0.00065x²+44.2832x-748117.4624y= -0.00065(34064)²+44.2832(34064)-748117.4624y= -754231.4624+1508462.925-748117.4624y= -754231.4624-748117.4624y= 611.0002Coordinate of Vertex: (34064, 6114)

Parabola A

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f(x)= -0.00065x²+44.2832x-748117.4624f(x)= -0.00065(0)²+44.2832(0)-748117.4624Y-intercept= -748117.4624

Y-Intercept

X-Intercept

Parabola A

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f(x)= -0.00065x²+44.2832x-748117.4624-0.00065x²: Quadratic44.2832x: Linear748117.4624: Constant

Quadratic Formula

Parts of the Equation

This parabola cannot be factored because there is a leading coefficient, three terms, and the numbers are a large value.

Grouping/FOIL

Solutions from Quadratic Formula: 37140.9 and 30987.1 (Refer to previous slide)

Parabola A

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Number of SolutionsThere are two solutions.

Real or Imaginary? Why?The solutions are real because when doing the quadratic formula there wasn’t a negative square root. This means the parabola never crosses through the x-axis.

Check WorkPoint: (32921, 5241)5241= -00065(32921)²+44.2832(32921)-748117.46245241= -704464.9567+1457847.227-78117.46245241= 753382.2703-748117.46245241=5264

Parabola A

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f(x)=2(x-34064)²+6114

f(x)= -0.00065(x-34064)²+6114

f(x)= 2(x-34064)²+6114

What Does This Mean in the Real World?It started out with a very low income, but a very high price for

medical care which made it difficult for people to get the services. Then as time passed on, the income started to

increase, and medical cost started to decrease which is good because then the services are affordable. However, income

does continue to increase over time, but the price for medical care services increased.

Parabola A

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f(x)= -3(x-34064)²+6114

f(x)= -0.00065(x-34064)²+6114

f(x)= -3(x-34064)²+6114

What Does This Mean in the Real World? The income is increasing which is good because then

people are able to purchase and pay for services. Additionally, the price for medical care decreased into the negatives which means the services are being provided

without a cost. This is very unlikely to happen because the U.S economy relies on health care a lot. Therefore, it would

be strange if these services are for free.

Parabola A

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Parabola B

Vertex: (38651, 7251) Point: (40405, 7628)f(x)= a(x-38651)²+72517628= a(40405-38651)²+72517628= a(1754)²+72517628= a(3076516)+7251377= a(3076516)a= 0.00012f(x)=0.00012(x-38651)²+7251

Leading Coefficient

X coordinate of vertex

Y coordinate of vertex

Vertex Form

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Standard Form f(x)=0.00012(x-38651)²+7251f(x)=0.00012(x-38651)(x-38651)+7251f(x)=0.00012(x²-38651x-

38651x+149389980)1+7251f(x)=0.00012(x²-77302x+1493899801)+7251f(x)=(0.00012x²-9.27624x+179267.9761)+7251f(x)=0.00012x²-9.27624x+186518.9761Concave Up or Down? This parabola concaves up because in the standard and vertex form of the parabola, the leading coefficient (a) is positive.

Parabola B

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Minimum: (38651, 7251)

Maximum/Minimum

Axis of Symmetry

Coordinate of Vertex y =0.00012x²-9.27624x+186518.9761y =179267.9761-358535.9522+186518.9761y = 7251

Coordinate of Vertex: (38651, 7251)

Parabola B

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y =0.00012x²-9.27624x+186518.9761y=0.00023(0)²-9.27624(0)+186518.9761y=186518.9761

Y-Intercept

X-Intercept

Parabola B

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f(x) = 0.00012x²-9.27624x+186518.97610.00012x²: Quadratic9.27624x: Linear186518.9761: Constant

Quadratic Formula

Parts of the Equation

This parabola cannot be factored because there is a leading coefficient, three terms, and the numbers are a large value.

Grouping/FOIL

Parabola B

(Refer to Previous Slide)

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Number of SolutionsNone because it never hits the x-axis.

Real or Imaginary? Why?The solutions are imaginary because when doing the quadratic formula there was a negative square root. This means the parabola will never cross the x-axis.

Check Work

Parabola B

Point: (8149, 40711)y =0.00012x²-9.27624x+186518.97618149=0.00012(40611)²-9.27624+186518.97618149=198886.2625-377645.0066+186518.97618149=178758.7441+186518.97618149=7760.232

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f(x)=2(x-34064)²+6114

What Does This Mean in the Real World?The people have negative incomes which is not possible in this situation, but it later increases over the time. It

first starts off with medical services at a very high cost, but then it starts to decrease again. Additionally, after it

decreases it starts to increase again.

Parabola B

f(x)=0.00012(x-38651)²+7251

f(x)=2(x-38651)²+7251

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f(x)= -3(x-34064)²+6114

What Does This Mean in the Real World?The average income of a person is increasing year after

year. Additionally, the price of medical services is negative which basically mean it’s free. This is not

possible in this situation because the economy depends a lot of medical care, so it would be strange if these

services are free.

Parabola B

f(x)=0.00012(x-38651)²+7251

f(x)= -3(x-38651)²+7251

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5 Years Later…..

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Medical Care Cost and Average Income Over Time

Medical Care Cost Average Income

Year

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y=380x-755032

y=1304x-2577568

*The average income and the medical care cost are predict to continue to rise.*

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5 Years Later…..

Sample Calculation:y=1304x-2577568y=1304(2011)-2577568y=44776

Medical Care Cost

2011 44776

2012 46080

2013 47384

2014 48688

2015 49992

Average Income

2011 9148

2012 9528

2013 9908

2014 10288

2015 10668

Sample Calculation:y=380x-755032y=380(2011)-755032y=9148