February 9th, 2015

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Feb. 9th, 2015

Warm-Up Section of

Notebook, pls.

1. What is the cost of 1 round trip ticket between Japan & New York? ≈ 14 hour flight, (Economy class) $1602.00

Dollars & $en$e:2. This past weekend, the NBA’s two best teams, the Atlanta Hawks and Golden State Warriors played for the first time this year. They will meet only once more, in March. How much is one courtside seat for the next game between these two teams?

$17,402.25(each)

3. What is the price of a 2015 Toyota Camry?

$24,800.00

Dollars & $en$e:

Dollars & $en$e:

What is the cost of Tuition for each

semester (12 credits), at theUniversity of Hawaii

The Year: 1989, 25 years ago

10 Mb = 90 sec. (non-HD) video10 Mb x 100 = 1 Gb

If your phone has 8Gb of storage, it has 800 times more storage capacity than this hard drive

Number

$en$e

$How Much?

In 1989 prices, your phone (8Gb)is worth how much in storage space alone.$2,800,000

The Cost of RAM in 1989:

Most smartphones have about 500mb of memory. This is 8,000 times more memory than the capacity of the chip being advertised.

How much memory is

64k?

This date icon file

would use all of it.

In 1989 prices, your phone is worth $11,700,000 in memory space alone. The value of your phone in 1989 prices is now

over $14,000,000.00

1989: The first ‘mobile phone’ ad appears on television

Class Notes Section of

Notebook, pls.

PARALLEL LINES

Two lines are parallel

The lines will (sadly), never meet

Slopes are

identical(the same)

meaning..

PERPENDICULAR LINES

Two lines are perpendicular

The lines intersect at right angle

Slopes are negative

reciprocalsmeaning..

Parallel and Perpendicular

Lines

Graphs of Parallel Lines

The red line is the graph of

y = – 4x – 3

and the blue line is the graph of

y = – 4x – 7

Testing if Lines are Parallel

Are the lines parallel? 12 3 9 and -8 2 14x y x y

The slope of line 1: m = -4 The slope of line 2: m = -4

Since the slopes are equal the lines are parallel.

Are the lines 2 4 and 2 4 12x y x y parallel?

Since the slopes are equal the lines are parallel.

Constructing Parallel Lines

Find the equation of a line going through the point (3, -5) and

parallel to 2 83

y x

Using the point-slope equation where the slope m = -2/3and the point is (3, -5) we get: y = -2/3x - 3

Find the equation of the line going through the point (-2,7) and

parallel to 2x + y = 8

Perpendicular Lines Perpendicular lines are lines that are the negative

reciprocal of each other.

The red line is the graph of

y = – 2x + 5

and the blue line is the

graph of

y = 1/2 x +4

Testing if Lines Are Perpendicular1

Are the lines 2 5 and 4 perpendicular?2

x y y x

The product of the slopes of perpendicular lines is always what?

12 1

2

The slope of line 1: m = -2 The slope of line 2: m = 1

2

Are the lines 6x – 3y and

2y = -4x + 4 perpendicular?

The slope of line 1: m = 2 The slope of line 2: m = -2

The product of the slopes does not = -1; the lines are not perpendicular.

Constructing Perpendicular Lines

Find the equation of a line going through the point (3, -5) and

perpendicular to 2 83

y x

Using the point-slope equation: m = ? 3/2

The equation of the perpendicular line will be: y = 𝟑

𝟐x -

𝟏𝟗

𝟐

Find the equation of the line going through the point (4,1) and

perpendicular to 3 7y x

Graphing Inequalities

Inequalities are graphed as a boundary line first by

changing the inequality to an equation. Before drawing

the boundary line, determine if the line should be solid or

dashed. Graph the inequality: y < -3/2 x - 4

y > -x

y < 4

x < 3

You have $5.00 or less in nickels and dimes. Write the inequality and sketch a graph to describe how many of each coin you could have. Let n = # of nickels

Let d = # of dimes

0.05 n + 0.10 d < 5.00or

5 n + 10 d < 500

Graphing Linear Inequalities

What are the two intercepts?

If you have zero nickels, how many dimes do you have?

What is the inequality?

5n + 10d < 500

n d

0 50

100 0

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100n

d

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

Write the Inequality Shown:

Class Work:

Complete 3.2

Test Review,

(Optional, but encouraged)