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Thia ia a 2*2 MARIX
http://coachillclass-algii.blogspot.com/
1,3
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1,3
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhWdztmPyGtWelN7_n_F_0Ke8G2Bvx1bOJWjV67yhwOB5Q0Y7tzwMB-U3qYTWXiUXvDcNYcoaDaTDIPcFbZDURl84k96q1ITeNOTEWAtuQba2qsOAtDWKoAmeKBxuY0xp1PqqgtfAKQQj8/s1600/3x3_square.jpg
3,3
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjFilRGP49neAgDRYQLsh79i4v1vSXwwFaZTauDA7JFz3p0BpBWf0hbUCXVoOeHkZ7GZx064FT5yhrajwiFnJ3-LifieCmqu9bXJ-KkPz-yzmXRneiNVR09iTqNi-eU3rwXGglrRjDVVQA/s1600/3x2.jpg.
3,2
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3,3
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
Error Analysis
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Value of x is going up by 5 and the slope should be 10/5 or 2 not 10/1. Inserting the points, the final equation will be solved. Y is not equal to 9+10x in the chart
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEghNQLHG6o9cST9mDIkoC671psI0OOdb3aafpdUWq7LCEB89yOfl_UI7SiztwvCGmdERKkRfD_W7VRfhQ__XRHMbs138ZvqDdDpfVZnvJSQMY2NJFPdO9wgXChsLlicBsYbFGAHZKPitdg/s1600/Page_8_Problem_16.jpg
To have a point it must try to solve both equations. So (1,2) only solves the first one and not the second one
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiHHwE-PSjRlFhywerLEnP98IAKsDXyu9J1-6UrJePYjL1zdcszsMT6jrubOwT9dY2LWwT1t7tcpqFeNrY335sMcFmgUCWE3Yvqsnhk_7yaZyoHS69BYPURJDx7o-UkoCAB1V_cJDxbxY8/s1600/Page_19_Problem_22_and_23.
20)shading is correct
should be dotted line and not solid .
#21 the solid line is correct, but the shading should be below the line, not above it.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgtHC9QYK3cgnpvPGXc1n3WSjbApC0AIAg5V3L58TfaGgPPpq-M35QTjRAv6yWo_IPc-CDzIabtkn1nLNUIZRdUZYM36kygzU8JwAyAs1_IxSFff-UXf4NF-52CiNV9sEy11RPpYU_NHk4/s1600/Page_21_Problem_20_and_21.jpg
Value of x is going up by 5 and the slope should be 10/5 or 2 not 10/1. Inserting the points, the final equation will be solved. Y is not equal to 9+10x in the chart
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEghNQLHG6o9cST9mDIkoC671psI0OOdb3aafpdUWq7LCEB89yOfl_UI7SiztwvCGmdERKkRfD_W7VRfhQ__XRHMbs138ZvqDdDpfVZnvJSQMY2NJFPdO9wgXChsLlicBsYbFGAHZKPitdg/s1600/Page_8_Problem_16.jpg
To have a point it must try to solve both equations. So (1,2) only solves the first one and not the second one
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiHHwE-PSjRlFhywerLEnP98IAKsDXyu9J1-6UrJePYjL1zdcszsMT6jrubOwT9dY2LWwT1t7tcpqFeNrY335sMcFmgUCWE3Yvqsnhk_7yaZyoHS69BYPURJDx7o-UkoCAB1V_cJDxbxY8/s1600/Page_19_Problem_22_and_23.
20)shading is correct
should be dotted line and not solid .
#21 the solid line is correct, but the shading should be below the line, not above it.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgtHC9QYK3cgnpvPGXc1n3WSjbApC0AIAg5V3L58TfaGgPPpq-M35QTjRAv6yWo_IPc-CDzIabtkn1nLNUIZRdUZYM36kygzU8JwAyAs1_IxSFff-UXf4NF-52CiNV9sEy11RPpYU_NHk4/s1600/Page_21_Problem_20_and_21.jpg
Monday, September 6, 2010
Graphing y=a|x-h|+k
y = a|x - h| + k | |
Although most books won't call the point (h,k) the vertex (as in quadratics) but it will either be a maximum or minimum value for the absolute value function. | |
If a > 0 , then (h,k) is the lowest point of the graph. (opens upward) | |
If a < 0 , then (h,k) is the highest point of the graph. (opens downward) |
Types of Systems
Case 1 | Case | Case 3 |
Independent system: one solution point | Case 2 | Case 3 |
Independent system: one solution and one intersection point | Inconsistent system: no solution and no intersection point | Case 3 |
Independent and consistent system: one solution and one intersection point | Inconsistent system: no solution and no intersection point | Dependent system: the solution is the whole line |
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