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Selected Solved Problems:
G.MaA.6.2.2-6.2.8
G.MaA.6.2.9-6.2.19
G.MaA.6.2.19-6.2.26
V.MaA.6.2.27 G.MaA.6.3.1-6.3.3
G.MaA.6.3.4-6.3.15
G.MaA.6.3.16-
6.3.17
V.MaA.6.4.22-
6.4.27
G.MaA.6.5.3-
6.5.7
G.MaA.6.5.8-
6.5.10
V.MaA.6.5.11-
6.5.14
V.MaA.6.5.15
V.MaA.6.5.18-6.5.20
V.MaA.6.5.20 V.MaA.6.6.1-2 V.MaA.6.6.3-4 V.MaA.6.6.5-6 M.MaA.6.6.7-8
M.MaA.6.6.9-
6.6.10
V.MaA.6.6.11 M.MaA.6.6.12.
G7.5.1 G.MaA.7.5.3 G.MaA.7.5.4 V.MaA.7.5.5 V.MaA.7.5.6 M.MaA.7.5.7
M.MaA.7.5.8 M.MaA.7.5.9 V.MaA.7.5.10 V.MaA.7.5.11 V.MaA.7.5.12 V.MaA.7.5.13
V.MaA.7.5.14
V.MaA.8.1.26 G.MaA.8.2.17 G.MaA.8.2.10 G.MaA.8.2.15
M.MaA.11.1.14 G.MaA.11.2.8 M.MaA.11.2.13 M.MaA.11.2.14
G.MaA.11.3.1-3 G.MaA.11.3.4 G.MaA.11.3.5 G.MaA.11.3.6
G.MaA.11.3.7 G.MaA.11.3.8 G.MaA.11.3.9 M.MaA.11.3.10 M.MaA.11.3.11 M.MaA.11.3.12
G.MaA.11.4.1-4
M.MaA.11.4.18 M.MaA.11.4.19 V.MaA.11.4.20
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Summery: Unit Three: Algebraic Methods:
Ch6 Polynomial Arithmetic and Factoring
Conjugate Binomials ( )( ) 22 BABABA =+
Multiplication Monomials:To multiply two monomials, group like
factors together. Then multiply the like
factors
( ) ( )
=
2
345
2
435
6
512
6
512
y
yxx
y
xyx
( ) ( )( )( ) yxyxy
xyx 99
2
435 1010
6
512 ==
Dividing Monomials:To divide a monomial by another
monomial, group the quotients of like
factors together. Then divide the like
factors:
=
7
3
2
4
72
34
3
15
3
15
y
y
x
x
yx
yx
( )( )4
2
4
2
72
34 515
3
15
y
x
yx
yx
yx =
=
Multiplying a Polynomial by a Monomial:
To multiply a polynomial by a monomial,
multiply each term of the polynomial by
the monomial.
( )( )=+ 4352 2435 yxyx 355539 8610 yxyxyx +=
( ) xxxx 1015235 2 =
Dividing a Polynomial by a Monomial:
To Divide a polynomial by a monomial,
divide each term of the polynomial by the
monomial.
=+
22
4334
3
639
yx
yyxx
22
4
22
33
22
4
3
6
3
3
3
9
yx
y
yx
yx
yx
x+=
2
2
2
2 23
x
yxy
y
x+=
Multiplying a Polynomial by a Polynomial: ( )( ) ( ) ( ) == 2372352375 xxxxx 14211015 2 += xxx
143115 2 += xx
Factoring, Factorization ( )2351015 2 = xxxx Factoring the difference between two
squares
( )( )BABABA += 22
Quadratic Binomial ( ) 222 2 BABABA ++=+
( ) 222 2 BABABA += Factoring ( )222 2 BABABA +=++
( )222 2 BABABA =+ Finding the greatest Common Factor: GCF:
The greatest common factor of a
polynomial is the greatest monomials that
all terms of the polynomial share.
Factoring a Polynomial by Removing the GCF:
123551015 223 +=+ yxxyxyxyyx
xy5 is the GCF of xyxyyx 51015 23 + .
Factorizing qpxx ++2 ( )( )bxaxqpxx ++=++2
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Think of two numbers a and b that:
when multiplied together gives q . i.e.:
qba =.
when added together gives p . i.e.:
pba=+
qba =.
pba =+
Ex.: Four different cases:
( )( )34122 += xxxx
( )( )34122
+=+ xxxx ( )( )341272 ++=++ xxxx ( )( )341272 =+ xxxx
Factor Completely:
A polynomial is factored completely when
each of its factors cannot be factored
further.
Ex.:
( )( )11818728 23
+=
=
yyxy
yxyxyxy
Quadratic Equations: 02 =++ qpxx
1x and 2x are roots or solutions of the
quadratic equation:
pxx =+ 21
qxx =21.
02 =++ qpxx
qpp
x
+=
2
1
22
qpp
x
=
2
222
Ch 7: Operating With Algebraic Fractions
Simplifying Algebraic fractions:7.1 Writing Algebraic Fractions in Lowest
Terms:
Ex. Simplify 6144
6242
3
++
xx
xyyx
1.( )
( )3722146
6144
6242
2
2
3
++
=
++
xx
xxy
xx
xyyx
( )( )( )( )3122
121232
6144
6242
3
++/
+/=
++
xx
xxxy
xx
xyyx
2.( )
( )3123
6144
6242
3
+
=
++
x
xxy
xx
xyyx
3.
3
36
6144
624 2
2
3
+
=
++
x
xyyx
xx
xyyx
1. Factor the numerator and denominator.2. Cancel out any common factors that are
found in the numerator and denominator.
3. Multiply the remaining factors in the
numerator and denominator.
7.2 Multiplying and Dividing Algebraic
Fractions:
Express672
4
32
442
22
+
++
xx
x
x
xxin the
simplest possible terms.
672
4
32
442
22
+
++
xx
x
x
xx
4
672
32
442
22
+
++
x
xx
x
xx
1.Factor where possible.2.Cancel out where possible.3.Multiply the remaining factors.
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( )( )
( )( )( )( )22
232
32
22
+
+
xx
xx
x
x
( )
21
1
1
2+=
+x
x
2672
432
442
22
+=+
++ xxx
xx
xx
7.3 Converting Units of Measurement:
Multiplication Property of ConversionFactors.
Finding a Conversion Factor.
Multiplication Property of ConversionFactors:
( ) sh
shh 00018
360055 =
//=
Finding a Conversion Factor:
////
/
//
//
/
///=
s
h
mk
m
h
mkhkm
0063
1001009/90
4
10
sms
mhkm /25
4
100/90 ==
7.4 Adding and Subtracting Algebraic
Fractions :
Combining Algebraic FractionsHaving the Same Denominator: Just
combine the numerators over the
common denominator.
Combining Algebraic FractionsHaving Different Denominators: First
determine LCD (Lowest Common
Denominator) of the fractions. Then
multiply and divide each fractions by
LCD. Cancel out the common terms
wherever possible. Finally combine (add
or subtract) the numerators over LCD.
Combining Algebraic Fractions Havingthe Same Denominator:
( )yxy
xx
yxy
x
yxy
x
25
5237
25
52
25
37
++=
+
+
yxy
xx
yxy
x
yxy
x
25
5237
25
52
25
37
+=
+
( )
( ) yxy
x
yxy
x
yxy
x 1
25
25
25
52
25
37=
=
+
Combining Algebraic Fractions HavingDifferent Denominators:
( )243
4
7
84
3
4
7
+=
+
xxxx
( )24 += xxLCD
+
+
+=
+
x
x
xx
x
xxx 84
3
2
2
4
7
84
3
4
7
( )
( )24
327
84
3
4
7
+
+=
+
xx
xx
xx
( )243147
84
3
4
7
+
+=
+
xx
xx
xx
( )( )
( )2472
24
144
84
3
4
7
+
+=
+
+=
+
xx
x
xx
x
xx
( )( ) xx
x
xx
x
xx 22
7
22
7
84
3
4
72 +
+=
+
+=
+
7.5 Solving Equations With Fractions: Change the equation into an equivalent
equation that does not have any fraction. To eliminate the fractions, multiply each
M7.5.9 Solvey
yy
y 4
1
8
11 =
+ .
LCD is y8 . Multiply both sides by LCD,
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side of the equation by the LCD of all
fractional terms.
Simplify the equation. Solve the equation
G7.5.1 Solve 532
nn=
.
LCD is 10 . Multiply both sides by LCD,i.e. 10:
510310
210
nn=
Simplify the equation: nn 2305 = 02305 = nn 0303 =n
Solve the equation: 303 =n
3
30=n Answer: 10=n
Check:5
32
nn=
5
103
2
10=
235 = Checks!
i.e. y8 . Simplify it
y
yy
yy
yy
//
//=
/
+/
//
4
18
8
18
18
2
( ) ( )1218 =+ yyy
2282
= yyy 0822 2 =++ yyy
01032 =+ yy
Find two numbers a and b that
when multiplied together gives 10 . i.e.:10. =ba
when added together gives 3 : 3=+ ba Due to the fact that 10. =ba , a and b
must have different signs. Due to the fact
that their sum is positive 3=+ ba , thelarger number should be positive.Therefore: 5=a and 2=b
( )( ) 0251032 =+=+ yyyy 05 =+y 51 =y ; 02 =y 22 =y
Ch 8: Radicals and Right Triangles
A square root of a nonnegative numberN
is one of two equal numbers whose productis N:
NNN =
) ) NNN = Ex: Nx =2 Nx =
Ex: 642 =x 864 ==x
81 =x and 82 =x
64 is called radicand
82 =x is called principal square root
Rational Numbers:A number that can be
expressed as a fraction with an integer
numerator and a nonzerinteger numeratoris called a rational number.
m
nx = is rational if both n and m are integer
numbers.
Perfect Square:Any number whose square
root is rational is called a perfect square.121 is a perfect square because 11121 =
169
625is a perfect square because
13
25
169
625=
Irrational Numbers:A real number with
nonrepeating decimal number that do not
end re called irrational number.
097801688724223730950481.414213562 =
059527446341575688772931.732050803 =
705119221267454639892933.6055512713 =
176746211414917961047219.8488578097 =
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Simplifying Radicals: Simplify by factoring and cancelling. Remove any perfect squares from the
radical.
Factor radicand, if possible, so that oneof the factors is a perfect square.
Write the radical over each factor. Evaluate the square root of the perfect
squares(s)
V.MaA.8.1.26. Simplify:63
25
3
54
yx
yx
291818
3
54224
2
63
25
===y
x
y
x
y
x
yx
yx
263
25
233
54
y
x
yx
yx=
Solving quadratic equations with no
second term, no x-term:
Solve for 2x Take the square root of both sides of the
question.
Do not forget the negative term:
Solve: 16992 =x .
Solve for 2x :9
1692 =x
Take the square root of both sides of the
question.
3
13
9
169==x
Do not forget the negative term:
3
131 =x and
3
132 =x
8.2 Arithmatics operations with
Radicals
Square root radicals such as 57 and
53 are called like radicals.
Adding and Subtracting Radicals: A radical may be first simplified before
it is combined with another radical
Like radicals may be added orsubtracted:
( ) bcabcba +=+
( ) bcabcba =
5105357 =+
545357 =
G.MaA.8.2.15: Perform the operation and give
the answer in the simplest possible radical
form: 4812275 + .Suggested solution:
3163423254812275 +=+
34322354812275 +=+
354812275 =+
Multiplying Radicals:
( ) xyabybxa =.G.MaA.8.2.17: Perform the operation and give
the answer in the simplest possible radical
form: )823.2 .Suggested solution:) 164328223823.2 ==
) 246423823.2 ===
Dividing Radicals:
y
x
b
a
yb
xa=
G.MaA.8.2.10: Perform the operation and give
the answer in the simplest possible radical
form: ( )253 .Suggested solution:
( ) ( ) 45595353 222 ===
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Squaring Radicals eliminates the
radical. ( ) NN =2
Rationalizing Denominator:If a radical appears in the denominator
of a fraction,cb
a, the denominator is
irrational. To rationalize the
denominator incb
awe may multiply
the fraction byc
c:
bc
ca
c
c
cb
a
cb
a==
Unit 5: Graphs and Transformations:
(K4/4000 Grafer och Funktioner, K2/3000)
Ch 11: Linear Equations and Their Graphs
Locating Points in the coordinate system: A point is located by writing an ordered pair
of numbers of the form )yx aa , where xa is
the x-coordinate of the point, andya is the y-
coordinate of the point
xa : x-coordinate of the point gives the
horizontal distance and direction from the
origin.
When xa is positive, the point lies to the
right of the origin When xa is negative, the point lies to the
left of the origin
ya : y-coordinate of the point gives the
vertical distance and direction from the
origin.
Whenya is positive, the point lies above
the origin. When ya is negative, the point lies below
the origin.
Finding Area Using Coordinates
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11.2 Midpoint and Distance FormulasThe length of the line segment that connects
points )yx aaA , and )yx bbB , is:
( ) ( )22
yyxx ababAB += The coordinates of midpoint of the segment
AB is :
++
2,
2
yyxxbaba
M
G.MaA.11.2.8: Find the area and
circumference of a circle if the end points of
a diameter are ( )7,1A and ( )17,9 B .Find the coordinate of the circle. The unit
length is cm00.1
Suggested solution:
The length of the diameter of the circle is
( ) ( )22 yyxx ababABd +==
( )( ) ( )22 71719 +== ABd
cmABd 0.26241022 =+==
cmcmd
r 0.132
0.26
2===
( ) 222 16913 cmrArea === 22
531169 cmcmArea =
cmcmdC 7.8126 ==
cmcmC 7.8126 =
We may use
++
2,
2
yyxxbaba
M to find
the coordinates of the centre of the circle:
+
2
177
,2
91
O or ( )5,4
O
Ch 11: Linear Equations and Their Graphs
11.3 Slope of a lineIn the linear equation mxky +=
k is the slope of the line:
12
12
xx
yyk
=
and m is the y-intercept, i.e. the point the
graph of the function crosses the y-axes.
Positive slope: If as x-increases, y-increases:
52 += xy
52 = xy
Negative slope: If as x-increases, y-decreases
52 += xy
52 = xy
The gradient or slope of a line is a measure
of how fast the line is rising or falling. It is
defined as the rate at which y increases
compared with x between any two points on
the line.
Example.Find the equation of the line joining the
points ( )3,2A and ( )9,5B .The slope (gradient) of the line is
23
6
25
39==
=
=
AB
ABAB
xx
yyk
Note that the order of the points of no
importance, as long as the coordinates of a
given point are both either first or second.
i.e.:
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Slope of parallel lines:Parallel lines share identical slope:
Ex. 52 = xy and 52 += xy are parallel.
If CDAB thenCDAB
kk =
Slope of perpendicular lines:Slope of perpendicular lines are negative
reciprocals:
Ex. 52 = xy and 52
1+= xy are.
perpendicular.
If CDAB thenCD
AB kk
1=
Collinear Points:Collinear Points are points that lie on the
same line.
23
6
52
93=
=
=
=
BA
BAAB
xx
yyk
The equation of the line is:
mxky += mxy += 2
The y-intercept of the line may be foundusing the fact that the line passes through
both ( )3,2A and ( )9,5B and therefore,their coordinates must satisfy the equation of
the line, i.e.:
mxy += 2 passes through ( )3,2A :143223 ==+= mm :
The equation of the line is: 12 = xy
The coordinates of ( )9,5B mustsatisfy the equation of the line
12 = xy : 91101529 ===
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G.MaA.6.2.2 Find the quotient ofxy
yx
13
26 24.
Suggested Solution: yxy
y
x
x
xy
yx 32424
213
26
13
26==
G.MaA.6.2.3 Find the product of 23xy and 325 yx
Suggested Solution: ( )( ) ( )( )( ) 53322322 155353 yxyyxxyxxy ==
G.MaA.6.2.4 Find the product of ( )3245.1 xy and 36.2 xy ?Suggested Solution: ( ) 6332 45.145.1 yxxy =
( )( ( ) ( )( ) ( )( )( ) 94363363332 77.36.245.16.245.16.245.1 yxyyxxxyyxxyxy ===
G.MaA.6.2.5 Find the quotient of xxx 73514 23 + divided by x7 where 0x .
Suggested Solution: 1527
7
7
35
7
14
7
73514 22323
+=+=+
xxx
x
x
x
x
x
x
xxx
G.MaA.6.2.6. Martin had a garden that was in the shape of a rectangle. Its length was twice its
width. He decided to make a new garden that was 2 meters longer and 2 meters wider than the
first garden. Ifx represents the original width of the garden, find the difference between the
area of the new garden and the area of the original garden?
Suggested Solution: Answer: 246 mxAA originalnew +=
The original width of the garden: mx
The original length of the garden: mx2 The original area of the garden: 2222 mxxxAoriginal ==
The new width of the garden: mx 2+
The new length of the garden: mx 22 +
The new area of the garden: ( ) ( ) 2222 mxxAnew ++=
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 46242422222222 2222 ++=+++=+++=++= xxxxxmxxxmxxAnew The difference between the area of the new garden and the area of theoriginal garden:
( ) 2222 462462 mxmxxxAA originalnew +=++=
G.MaA.6.2.7 Find the product of
ba2
2
1and 38ab
Suggested Solution: ( ) ( ) ( )( ) 433232 482
18
2
1babbaaabba =
=
G.MaA.6.2.8 Find the product of x2 , 23x , and 34x .
Suggested Solution: ( )( )( ) 63232 2424432 xxxxxxx ==
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G.MaA.6.2.9 Find the product of 34.0 y , and215.0 xy .
Suggested Solution: ( )( ) ( )( )( ) ( ) 52323 6.015.04.015.04.0 xyyyxxyy ==
G.MaA.6.2.10 Find the quotient of 2xy divided by yx3 where 0x and 0y .
Suggested Solution:22
2
33
2
1xyy
xyy
xx
yxxy ===
G.MaA.6.2.11 Find the quotient of 53x divided by 427x where 0x .
Suggested Solution:99
1
27
3
27
34
5
4
5x
xx
x
x
x==
=
G.MaA.6.2.12 Find the quotient of 328 ba divided by5212 ba where 0a and 0b .
Suggested Solution:225
3
2
2
52
32
3
211
3
2
12
8
12
8
bbb
b
a
a
ba
ba===
G.MaA.6.2.13 Find 4235 35.005.1 yxyx where 0x and 0y .
Suggested Solution:y
x
yx
y
y
x
x
yx
yxyxyx
33
4
3
2
5
42
354235 313
35.0
05.1
35.0
05.135.005.1 ====
G.MaA.6.2.14 Find
236
1
2
1
yxxywhere 0x and 0y .
Suggested Solution: yx
y
y
x
x
xy
yx
yxxy
22323
233
2
6
2
6
6
1
2
1===
G.MaA.6.2.15 Find the product of y5 and 483 yy
Suggested Solution: ( )( ) yyyyyyyyyyy 2040545855485 2433 ==
G.MaA.6.2.16 Find the product of 73 +x , and 92 x .
Suggested Solution: Answer: ( )( ) 631369273 2 =+ xxxx ( )( ) ( ) ( ) 63142769279239273 2 +=+=+ xxxxxxxx
G.MaA.6.2.17 Find the product of 85 w , and 85 +w .
Suggested Solution: ( )( ) ( ) 6425858585 222 ==+ wwww
G.MaA.6.2.18 Find the product of 34 b , and 2+b .
Suggested Solution:
( )( ) ( ) ( ) 65463842324234 22 +=+=++=+ bbbbbbbbbb
G.MaA.6.2.19 Find the product of 13.0 2 +y , and 13.0 2 y .
Suggested Solution:
( )( ) ( ) 109.013.013.013.0 42222 ==++ yyyy
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G.MaA.6.2.19 Find the product of 13.0 2 +y , and 13.0 2 y .
Suggested Solution:
( )( ) ( ) 109.013.013.013.0 42222 ==++ yyyy
G.MaA.6.2.20. Find the product of x31 , and x+2 .Suggested Solution:
( )( ) ( ) ( ) 253362232231 22 +=+=++=+ xxxxxxxxxx
G.MaA.6.2.21. Find ( )232 x .
Suggested Solution: ( ) ( ) ( )( ) 91243232232 2222 +=+= xxxxx
G.MaA.6.2.22. Find the quotientrs
srr
9
2718 234 .
Suggested Solution: srsr
rssr
rsr
rssrr 2
3234234
329
279
189
2718 ==
G.MaA.6.2.23. Find the quotientc
ccc
3
31221 23
+.
Suggested Solution: 1473
3
3
12
3
21
3
31221 22323
+=
+
+
=
+cc
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
ccc
G.MaA.6.2.24. Find the quotienta
baa
7.0
05.14.0 23 .
Suggested Solution:2
3
7
4
7.0
05.1
7.0
4.0
7.0
05.14.0 22323 aba
a
ba
a
a
a
baa==
G.MaA.6.2.25. How does the square of a number,x , compare to the product obtained by
multiplying together the two numbers obtained by increasing x by 6 and decreasing x by 6.
Suggested Solution: ( )( ) 3666 2 =+ xxx
V.MaA.6.2.26. Martina claims that the sum of any five consecutive integers is always evenly
divisible by 5. Explain why you agree with Martina.
Suggested Solution:If the number is the middle numberx , the other four consecutive numbers
in the neighbourhood ofx are 2x , 1x , 1+x , 2+x , and the sum of five
consecutive numbers may be calculated as:( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) xxxxxxS 52112 =++++++= xS 5= is always divisible by 5.
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V.MaA.6.2.27. In the accompanying diagram, the width of the inner rectangle is represented
by x and the length by 12 x . The widthof the outer rectangle is represented by
3+x and the length by 5+x .a) Express the area of the shaded region
as a trinomial in terms ofx . b) If the perimeter of the outer rectangle
is 24, what is the value ofx .
c) What is the area, in square units, of
the shaded region?
d) The area of the inner rectangle is what
percent, correct to the nearest tenth of
a percent, of the area of the outer
rectangle?
Suggested Solution:
a) Answer: The area of the shaded region 1592 ++= xxAshaded
( )( ) ( ) 15921581253 222 ++=+++=++= xxxxxxxxxxAshaded b) Answer: 2=x .
( ) ( ) 22
88162442410262245232 =====+++=+++= xxxxxxP
c) Answer: auAshaded 29=
( ) ( ) auxxAshaded 29151841529215922 =++=++=++=
d) Answer: The area of the inner rectangle is %17 of the area of the
outer rectangle.
( ) ( ) ( ) auxxxxAinner 62822221222 =====
( )( ) ( ) ( ) auxxxxAouter 3515164152821585322 =++=++=++=++=
%1717.035
6===
outer
inner
A
A
G.MaA.6.3.1. If prtpA += , find p in terms of A, r and t.
Suggested Solution:
prtpA += ( )rtpA += 1 ( ) Artp =+1
( )rt
Ap
+=
1
rt
Ap
+=
1
G.MaA.6.3.2. If bydcay += , find y in terms of a, b, c, and d.
Suggested Solution:
bydcay += cdbyay += ( ) dcbay += ( )ba
dcy
+=
ba
dcy
+=
G.MaA.6.3.3. Factor xx 6152
Suggested Solution: ( )253615 2 = xxxx
12 x
x3+x
5+x
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G.MaA.6.3.4. Factor 22 77 qp +
Suggested Solution: ( )2222 777 qpqp +=+
G.MaA.6.3.5. Factor xxx ++ 23
Suggested Solution: 1223
++=++ xxxxxx
G.MaA.6.3.6. Factor 357 1263 yyy +
Suggested Solution: ( )4231263 243357 +=+ yyyyyy
G.MaA.6.3.7. Factor ba 44
Suggested Solution: ( )baba += 444
G.MaA.6.3.8. Factor 5225 408 wuwu
Suggested Solution: 33225225 58408 wuwuwuwu =
G.MaA.6.3.9. Factor 1442 y
Suggested Solution: ( )( )12121442 += yyy
G.MaA.6.3.10. Factor xyx 36.024.0 2
Suggested Solution: ( )yxxxyx 6.046.036.024.0 2 =
G.MaA.6.3.11. Factor
32
4
3
4
1
abba
Suggested Solution: ( )2324
1
4
3
4
1baababba =
G.MaA.6.3.12. Factor 281 x
Suggested Solution: ( )( )xxxx +== 99981 222
G.MaA.6.3.13. Factor9
12 p
Suggested Solution:
+
=
=
31
31
31
91
2
22 pppp
G.MaA.6.3.14. Factor 36.02 b
Suggested Solution: ( )( )60.060.036.02 += bbb
G.MaA.6.3.15. Factor 19
4 2 c
Suggested Solution:
+
=
= 1
3
21
3
21
3
21
9
42
2cccc
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G.MaA.6.3.16. Factor 22 49100 ba
Suggested Solution: ( )( )bababa 71071049100 22 +=
V.MaA.6.3.17. Factor ( ) ( )1714 2 xxx
Suggested Solution: ( ) ( ) ( ) 741171422
= xxxxx
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V.MaA.6.4.22 Factor completely xyxy 7283 .
Suggested Solution: ( ) ( )( )33898728 23 +== yyxyyxyxyxy
V.MaA.6.4.23 Factor completely 20142
2 yy .
Suggested Solution: ( )( )522107220142 22 ++=++= yyyyyy Think of two numbers a and b that:
when multiplied together gives 10 . i.e.: 10. =ba , both numbers have the same sign. when added together gives 1. i.e.: 7=+ ba : Both numbers are positive. 2=a , 5=b
V.MaA.6.4.24 Factor completely xxx 11222 23 + .
Suggested Solution: ( )( )78256211222 223 +=+=+ xxxxxxxxx
Think of two numbers a and b that: when multiplied together gives -56. i.e.: 56. =ba , one is positive the other negative when added together gives 1. i.e.: 1=+ ba : The larger one is positive. 8=a , 7=b
V.MaA.6.4.25 Factor completely 234 5005010 yyy + .
Suggested Solution: ( ) ( )( )51010505105005010 222234 +=+=+ yyyyyyyyy Think of two numbers a and b that:
when multiplied together gives 50 . i.e.: 50. =ba , one is positive the other negative when added together gives 1. i.e.: 5=+ ba : The larger one is positive. 10=a , 5=b
V.MaA.6.4.26 Factor completely 23 5018 xyx
Suggested Solution: ( )( )yxyxxyxxxyx 5353225925018 2223 +==
V.MaA.6.4.27 Factor completely xx 182
1 3
Suggested Solution:
+
=
= 3
213
2129
41218
21 23 xxxxxxx
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6.5 Solving Quadratic Equations by Factoring
G.MaA.6.5.3 If one of the roots of the equation 02 =+ qxx is 3, what is the other root?
(a) -2 (b) 2 (c) -1 (d) -4
Suggested Solution: Answer: alternative (a): 22 =x
If we name the other root 2x , it should satisfy the condition that:( )132 =+x 132 =+x 312 =x 22 =x
G.MaA.6.5.4 For what value(s) x is the fraction32
42
+
xx
xnot defined?
(a) -1, 3 (b) 1, -3 (c) -3, -1 (d) -4
Suggested Solution: Answer: alternative (a): 3x and 1x The fraction is not defined if its denominator is zero. Therefore, first wefactorize the denominator. Then cancel out all terms that could be so.Finally do not allow the denominator to be zero. i.e.:
324
2 +xx
x ( )( )13
4+
+xx
x 3x and 1x . Therefore, alternative (a)
G.MaA.6.5.5 Solve ( ) 012 =xx .
Suggested Solution: Answer: 01 =x and2
12 =x
( ) 012 =xx
====
==
2
1
2
112012
00
2
1
xxxx
xx
G.MaA.6.5.6 Solve 0232 =++ yy .
Suggested Solution: Answer: 11 =y and 22 =y
0232 =++ yy ( )( ) 021 =++ yy
===+
==+
2202
101
2
1
yyy
yy
First we looked for two numbers banda such that 2=ab
Then we chose those numbers that satisfied 3=+ ba These two numbers are 1=a and 2=b
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G.MaA.6.5.8 Solve 122 += xx .
Suggested Solution: Answer: 41 =x and 32 =x
122 += xx 0122 = xx ( )( ) 034 =+ xx
==+
==
303
404
2
1
xx
xx
First we moved both terms x and 12to the left hand side of the
equation Then we looked for two numbers banda such that 12=ab
Then we chose those numbers that satisfied 1=+ ba These two numbers are 4=a and 3=b
G.MaA.6.5.9 Solve 013 2 = nn .
Suggested Solution: Answer: 01 =n and 132 =n
013 2 = nn ( ) 013 = nn
==
==
13013
00
2
1
nn
nn
G.MaA.6.5.10 Solve 2235 rr =+ .
Suggested Solution: Answer:2
11 =r and 32 =r
2235 rr =+ 0352 2 = rr ( )( ) 0312 =+ rr
===
===+
3303
2
112012
2
1
rrr
rrr
First we moved both terms r5 and 3 to the right hand side of the
equation (where the coefficient of the quadratic term is a positivenumber.)
Then we looked for two numbers banda such that 3=ab
Then we chose those numbers that satisfied 52 =+ ba These two numbers are 1=a and 3=b
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V.MaA.6.5.11 Solve 01825 2 =+ bb .
Suggested Solution: Answer: 5.41 =b and 22 =b
01825 2 =+ bb 01852 2 = bb ( )( ) 0292 =+ bb
===+
====
2202
5.42992092
2
1
bbb
bbb
First we multiplied both sides of the equation by 1 . This wasnecessary because we wanted the coefficient of the quadratic termto be positive.
Then we looked for two numbers dandc such that 3=cd
Then we chose those numbers that satisfied 52 =+ dc These two numbers are 9=c and 2=d
V.MaA.6.5.12 Solve 04129 2 =+ xx .
Suggested Solution: Answer:3
221 == xx
04129 2 =+ xx ( ) ( ) ( )( ) 023223 22 =+ xx ( )223 x
3
223023 21 ==== xxxx
Using Quadratic Binomial: ( ) 222 2 BABABA ++=+
V.MaA.6.5.13 Solve2
32
xx = .
Suggested Solution: Answer: 01 =x and 62 =x
23
2x
x = 26 xx = 062 = xx ( ) 06 =xx
==
==
606
00
2
1
xx
xx
V.MaA.6.5.13 Solve 376 2 += tt .
Suggested Solution: Answer:23
1 =t and31
2 =t
376 2 += tt 0376 2 = tt ( )( ) 01332 =+ tt
===+
===
3
113013
2
332032
2
1
ttt
ttt
First we looked for two numbers banda such that 3=ab
Then we chose those numbers that satisfied 723 =+ ba These two numbers are 3=a and 1+=b
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V.MaA.6.5.15 Solve 5143 2 =+ pp .
Suggested Solution: Answer:3
11 =p and 52 =t
51432
=+ pp 051432
=+ pp ( )( ) 0513 =+ pp
===+
===
55053
113013
2
1
ppp
ppp
First we looked for two numbers banda such that 5=ab
Then we chose those numbers that satisfied 143 =+ ba These two numbers are 1=a and 5=b
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V.MaA.6.5.18 Solve the equationx
x
x
x
2
3
2
3 +=
.
Suggested Solution: Answer: 61 =x and 12 =x
LCD is ( )22 xx
Multiply both sides of the equation by LCD, i.e. by ( )22 xx :( ) ( )22
2
3
2
322 //
//
+=
xx
x
x
x
xxx
( ) ( ) ( )2332 += xxxx
( ) ( ) 63223262 22 +=+= xxxxxxxx 662
22 += xxxx
0662 22 =+ xxxx
0672 =+ xx
Solve the equation: 0672 =+ xx
067
2
=+ xx ( )( ) 016 = xx 61 =x and 12 =x To solve the quadratic equation 0672 =+ xx think of two numbers a and b that: when multiplied together gives 6 . i.e.: 6. =ba , both a and b have the signwhen added
together gives 1. i.e.: 7=+ ba : Both a and b are negative numbers: .
6=a , 1=b
Substitute 61 =x into the original equation: 62
36
26
36
+=
12
9
4
3=
Checks!
Substitute 12
=x into the original equation: 12
31
21
31
+=
2
4
1
2=
Checks!
V.MaA.6.5.19. Solve the equationx
x
x
x
3
42 +=
.
Suggested Solution: Answer: 5=x LCD is x3
Multiply both sides of the equation by LCD: xx
x
x
xx //
//
+=
/
/ 3
3
423
Simplify and solve the equation:( ) 423 += xx 463 += xx 643 += xx
102 =x 52
10==x
Substitute 5=x into the original equation:53
45
5
25
+=
15
9
5
3= Checks!
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V.MaA.6.5.20. The perimeter of a certain rectangle is cm24 . When the length of the
rectangle is doubled and the width is tripled, the area of the rectangle is increased by2160 cm : Find the dimensions of the original rectangle.
Suggested Solution: Answer: 81 =w and cm41 =l , or 42 =w and cm82 =l
Lets cml : length of the rectangle
cmw : width of the rectangle
cmcmp 240 = : perimeter of the original rectangle2
0 cmA : area of the original rectangle
( )wcmcmp +== l2240 cmcm
w 122
24==+l
cmw 12=+l and wcmA = l20
( ) ( ) wwcmcmAcmAnew ll 63216022
0
2 ==+=
220 1606 cmcmAw +=l
222 1606 cmcmwcmw += ll 21605 cmw =l
22 325
160cmcmw ==l
232 cmw =l
Therefore, we must solve the two simultaneous equations: 232 cmw =l and
cmw 12=+l .
cmw 12=+l cmw= 12l . Substitute cmw= 12l in232 cmw =l
( ) 3212 = ww 3212 2 = ww 032122 =+ ww
Solve the quadratic equation: 032122 =+ ww ( )( ) 048 = ww To solve the quadratic equation 032122 =+ ww think of two numbers a
and b that:
when multiplied together gives 32 . i.e.: 32. =ba , both a and b have thesign when added together gives 1. i.e.: 12=+ ba : Both a and b are
negative numbers: the numbers are 4=a and 8=b
( )( ) 048 = ww 81 =w and 42 =w
Substitute it into cmw= 12l 81 =w cmcmw 481212 11 ===l cm41 =l
42 =w cmcmw 841212 22 ===l cm82 =l
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V.MaA.6.6.1
Suggested Solution: Answer: ftp 54=
Data: 2180 ftwA == l , ftw 3= l ; ( ) ?2min =+= wp l
=
=
ftw
ftw
3
180 2
l
l ( ) 21803 ft= ll 018032 = ll ( )( ) 01215 =+ ll
To factorize 018032 = ll , and therefore to find the length of the triangle,we must look for two numbers a and b in such a way that their product is
180= ba and their sum is 3=+ ba . Due to the fact that 180= ba is
negative, one of the numbers, a is negative and the other number, b is
positive. On the other hand 3=+ ba indicates that the negative number
should have larger magnitude. Simultaneously due to the fact that3=+ ba is a relatively small number, the magnitude of the numbers
should be close to each other. The search results in the prediction that15=a and 12=b .
Checking: ( )( ) OKba 1801215 == , and ( ) OKba 31215 =+=+ .Therefore: 018032 = ll ( )( ) 01215 =+ ll
==+
=====
rejected
ftwft
12012
12315315015
ll
lll
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ftwp 54272330231522322322 =====+=+= llll Answer: ftp 54=
V.MaA.6.6.2.
Suggested Solution: Answer: inw 8= ; in13=l
Data: inh 2= , inw 5+=l ; 3208 inV = ; ?=l , ?=w
( ) 320825 inwwhwV =+== l ( ) 20825 =+ ww ( ) 1042
2085 ==+ ww
010452 =+ ww
To factorize 010452 =+ ww , and therefore to find the width of the base ofthe box, we must look for two numbers a and b in such a way that their
product is 180= ba and their sum is 3=+ ba . Due to the fact that104=ba is negative, one of the numbers,a is positive and the other
number, b is negative. On the other hand 5=+ ba indicates that thepositive number should have larger magnitude. Simultaneously due to thefact that 5=+ ba is a relatively small number, the magnitude of the
numbers should be close to each other. The search results in theprediction that 13=a and 8=b .Checking: ( )( ) OKba 104813 == , and ( ) OKba 5813813 ==+=+ .Therefore: 010452 =+ ww ( )( ) 0813 =+ ww
=+=+===
==+
inwinww
rejectedww
13585808
13013
l
Answer: inw 8=
; in13=l
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V.MaA.6.6.3.
Suggested Solution: Answer: ftnew 12=l ; ftwnew 10=
Data: ftw 6= , ft8=l ; 22 1207248 ftftAnew =+= ; ?8 =+= ftxnewl ,
?6 =+= ftxwnew
( )( ) 212068 ftxxwnewnew =++=l 01206848 2 =+++ xxx 072142 =+ xx To factorize 072142 =+ xx , and therefore to find x , we must look for twonumbers a and b in such a way that their product is 72=ba and theirsum is 14=+ ba . Due to the fact that 72=ba is negative, one of thenumbers,a is positive and the other number, b is negative. On the other
hand 14=+ ba indicates that the positive number should have larger
magnitude. Simultaneously due to the fact that 14=+ ba is a relatively
large number, the magnitude of the numbers should be far from oneanother. The search results in the prediction that 18=a and 4=b .
Checking: ( )( ) OKba 72418 == , and ( ) OKba 14418418 ==+=+ .
Therefore: 072142 =+ xx ( )( ) 0418 =+ xx
=+==+===
==+
ftwftftxx
rejectedxx
newnew 1046;1248404
18018
l
Answer: ftnew 12=l ; ftwnew 10=
V.MaA.6.6.4.
Suggested Solution: Answer: 2_ 81 ftA gardenflower = ;2117 ftAveg = ;
2162 ftApatio =
Data: xgardenflowertheofLength , ftxveg 4+=l ; xpatio 2=l 2360 ftAoriginal = ;
?=gardenA , ?=patioA Due to the fact that the flower garden is an square, its width is also x .
( ) 236024 ftxxxxxx =+++ 36024 222 =+++ xxxx 036044 2 =+ xx
Divide both sides of the equation by 4: 0902 =+ xx
To factorize 0902 =+ xx , and therefore to find x , we must look for twonumbers a and b in such a way that their product is 90=ba and theirsum is 1=+ ba . Due to the fact that 90=ba is negative, one of the
numbers,a is positive and the other number, b is negative. On the other
hand 1=+ ba indicates that the positive number should have larger
magnitude. Simultaneously due to the fact that 1=+ ba is a relativelysmall number, the magnitude of the numbers should be close to eachother. The search results in the prediction that 10=a and 9=b .Checking: ( )( ) OKba 90910 == , and ( ) OKba 9110110 ==+=+ .
Therefore: 0902 =+ xx ( )( ) 0910 =+ xx
====+=+===
==+
ftxftxftxx
rejectedxx
patioveg 18922;13494909
10010
ll
222 819 ftxAgarden === ; ( ) ( )21171394994 ftxxAveg ==+=+= ;
222 1628129222 ftxxxApatio =====
Answer: 2_ 81 ftA gardenflower = ;2117 ftAveg = ;
2162 ftApatio =
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V.MaA.6.6.5. Find two consecutive positive integers such that the square of the first
decreased by 25 equals three times the second.
Suggested Solution: Answer: 7=n ; 81 =+n
Data: ?=n , ?1 =+n ; 0>n ; ( )13252 += nn
( )13252 += nn 33252 += nn 032532 = nn 02832 = nn
To factorize 02832 = nn , and therefore to find n , we must look for twonumbers a and b in such a way that their product is 28=ba and their
sum is 3=+ ba . Due to the fact that 28=ba is negative, one of the
numbers,a is positive and the other number, b is negative. On the other
hand 3=+ ba indicates that the negative number should have larger
magnitude. Simultaneously due to the fact that 3=+ ba is a relatively
small number, the magnitude of the numbers should be close to eachother. The search results in the prediction that 4=a and 7=b .Checking: ( )( ) OKba 2874 == , and ( ) OKba 37474 ==+=+ .
Therefore: 02832 = nn ( )( ) 074 =+ nn
=+=+==
==+
8171707
404
nnn
rejectednn
Check: ( ) 2424242549832571325??
22 ===+= nn QED
Answer: 7=n ; 81 =+n
V.MaA.6.6.6. If the second of three positive consecutive integers is added to the product of
the first and the third, the result is 71. Find the three integers.
Suggested Solution: Answer: 71 =n 8=n ; 91 =+n
Data: ?1 =n , ?=n , ?1 =+n ; 0>n ; ( )( ) 7111 =++ nnn ( )( ) 7111 =++ nnn 7112 =+ nn 07112 =+ nn 0722 =+ nn
To factorize 0722 =+ nn , and therefore to find n , we must look for twonumbers a and b in such a way that their product is 72=ba and their
sum is 1=+ ba . Due to the fact that 72=ba is negative, one of the
numbers,a is positive and the other number, b is negative. On the other
hand 1=+ ba indicates that the positive number should have larger
magnitude. Simultaneously due to the fact that 1=+ ba is a relatively
small number, the magnitude of the numbers should be close to eachother. The search results in the prediction that 9=a and 8=b .
Checking: ( )( ) OKba 7289 == , and ( ) OKba 18989 ==+=+ .
Therefore: 0722 =+ nn ( )( ) 089 =+ nn
=+=+====
==+
9181;7181808
909
nnnn
rejectednn
Check: ( )( ) 7111 =++ nnn ( )( ) 71717163871978??
==+=+ QED
Answer: 71 =n 8=n ; 91 =+n
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M.MaA.6.6.7. A positive number is one more than twice another number. If the difference of
their square is 40, find the larger of the two numbers.
Suggested Solution: Answer: 3=m ; 7=n
Data: ?=m , ?=n ; 0>n ; 0>m ; 12 += mn ; 4022 = mn
+=
=
12
4022
mn
mn
( ) 401222
=+ mm 04014422
=++ mmm 039432
=+ mm
To factorize 03943 2 =+ mm , as ( )( ) 033943 2 =++=+ bmammm and thereforeto find m , we must look for two numbers a and b in such a way that their
product is 39=ba . Due to the fact that 39=ba is negative, one of the
numbers,a is positive and the other number, b is negative. We may try
13=a and 3=b . i.e.:
( )( ) 031333943 2 =+=+ mmmm Check: ( )( ) ( ) ( ) 3943391393313333133 22 +=+=+=+ mmmmmmmmmm QED
Therefore: 039432
=+ mm ( )( ) 03133 =+ mm
=+=+=+===
==+
71613212303
3
130133
mnmm
rejectedmm
Check: 404040949403740??
2222 ==== mn QEDAnswer: 3=m ; 7=n
M.MaA.6.6.8. The side of a certain square is 3 feet longer than the side of another square. If
the sum of the areas of the squares is2
117 ft , find the length of a side of the smaller square.
Suggested Solution: Answer: 6=x Data: ?squaresmallertheofside = x , ftx 3squarelargertheofside += ; 0>n ;
( ) 222 1173 ftxx =++ 01179622 =+++ xxx 010862 2 =+ xx Divide both sides of the equation by 2: 05432 =+ xx
To factorize 05432 =+ xx , and therefore to find x , we must look for twonumbers a and b in such a way that their product is 54=ba and their
sum is 3=+ ba . Due to the fact that 54=ba is negative, one of the
numbers,a is positive and the other number, b is negative. On the other
hand 3=+ ba indicates that the positive number should have larger
magnitude. Simultaneously due to the fact that 3=+
ba is a relativelysmall number, the magnitude of the numbers should be close to eachother. The search results in the prediction that 9=a and 6=b .Checking: ( )( ) OKba 5469 == , and ( ) OKba 36969 ==+=+ .
Therefore: 05432 =+ xx ( )( ) 069 =+ xx
=+=+==
==+
ftxftxx
rejectedxx
9363606
909
Check: ( ) 1171171178136117961173??
22222 ==+=+=++ ftxx QED
Answer: 6=x ;
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M.MaA.6.6.9. A rectangular piece of cardboard is twice as long as its wide. From each of itsfour corners a square piece of 3 inches on a side is cut out. The flaps at each corner are then
turned up to form an open box. If the volume of the box is3
168 in , what were the original
dimensions of the piece of cardboards?
Suggested Solution: Answer: inw 10= ; in20=l
Data: ?=l , ?=w ; If w2=l , ( ) ( ) 3168663 inwV == l Divide both sides of the equation ( ) ( ) 1686623 = ww by 3:( ) ( ) 56662 = ww ( ) ( ) 566662 = www 056366122 2 =+ www
0201822 = ww
Divide both sides of the equation 020182 2 = ww by 2: 01092 = ww
To factorize 01092 = ww , and therefore to find w , we must look for twonumbers a and b in such a way that their product is 10=ba and their
sum is 9=+ ba . Due to the fact that 10=ba is negative, one of the
numbers,a is positive and the other number, b is negative. On the other
hand 9=+ ba indicates that the negative number should have largermagnitude. Simultaneously due to the fact that 9=+ ba is a relatively
large number, the magnitude of the numbers should be far from oneanother. The search results in the prediction that 9=a and 6=b .Checking: ( )( ) OKba 10101 == , and ( ) OKba 9101101 ==+=+ .
Therefore: 01092 = ww ( )( ) 0110 =+ ww
=====
==+
inwinww
rejectedww
201022;10010
101
l
Check:
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 16816816841431686106203168663??3 ===== inwV l QED
Answer: inw 10= ; in20=l
M.MaA.6.6.10. If the length of one side of a square garden is increased by ft3 , and the
length of an adjacent side is increased by ft2 , the area of the garden increases to272 ft .
What is the length of a side of the original garden?
Suggested Solution: Answer: ftx 2.13=
Data: xgardensquaretheofside , ( )( ) 22 7223 ftxxx +=++ ;
( ) ( )
2272232 ftxxxx +=+++ 222 72632 ftxxxx +/=+++/ 07265 =+x
0665 =x 665 =x ftx 2.135
66==
Check: ( ) fftx 24.1742.13 22 == ( )( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( ) 224.2462.152.1622.1332.1323 ftxxAnew ==++=++=
27224.17424.246 ftAA oldnew == QED
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V.MaA.6.6.11. A rectangular picture cm30 wide and cm50 long is surrounded by a frame
having a uniform width. If the combined area of the picture and the frame is 22016 cmAtot = ,
what is the width of the frame?
Suggested Solution: Answer: cmx 6=
Data: ?frametheofwidthuniform = x , ( )( )2
20165030 cmxxAtot =++= ( )( ) 220165030 cmxxAtot =++= ( ) ( ) 2016505030 =+++ xxx
0201650301500 2 =+++ xxx 0516802 =+ xx
To factorize 0516802 =+ xx , and therefore to find x , we must look for twonumbers a and b in such a way that their product is 516=ba and their
sum is 80=+ ba . Due to the fact that 516=ba is negative, one of the
numbers,a is positive and the other number, b is negative. On the other
hand 80=+ ba indicates that the positive number should have larger
magnitude. Simultaneously due to the fact that 80=+ ba is a relatively
large number, the magnitude of the numbers should be far from oneanother. The search results in the prediction that 86=a and 6=b .Checking: ( )( ) OKba 516686 == , and ( ) OKba 80686 =+=+ .
Therefore: 0516802 =+ xx ( )( ) 0686 =+ xx
==
==+
cmxx
rejectedcmxx
606
86086Check: ( )( ) 220165636650630 cmAtot ==++=
Answer: cmx 6= ;
M.MaA.6.6.12. The art staff at Central High School is determining the dimensions of paper to
be used in the senior yearbook. The area of each sheet is to be2
432 cm . The staff has agreed
on margins of cm3 on each side and cm4 on the top and the bottom. If the printed matter
is to occupy2
192 cm on each page, what must be the overall length and width of the paper?
Suggested Solution: Answer: cmw 18= , and cm24=l
Data: lpapertheoflength , wpapereach theofwidth , ( )( ) 219268 cmw =l ;
2432 cmw =l
w
432=l
( )( ) 219268 cmw =l ( ) ( ) 2192686 cmww =l 01924886 =+ ww ll
028882592014484326432014486 =+== www
www ll
First multiply both sides of the equation 028882592
=+ ww
by w and
then divide both sides of the new equation by 8 and then arrange theterms in decreasing order of the power:
028882592 2 =+ ww 0324362 =+ ww 018182 22 =+ ww ( ) 018 2 =w
cmw 18= , and cmw
2418
432432===l Answer: cmw 18= , and cm24=l
Check:
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 1192119211926188241192684322418??
2 ===== wicmw ll
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QED
G.MaA.7.5.3 Solve the equation20
21
5
2
4
3+=
bb.
Suggested Solution: Answer: 3=b
20
21
5
2
4
3
+=
bb
LCD is 20 Multiply both sides by LCD, i.e. 20 and simplify:
02
2102
5
202
4
302
1
1
1
4
1
5
////+
///=
///
bb
21815 += bb 21815 = bb 217 =b
Solve the equation: 217 =b 37
21==b Answer: 3=b
Check: Substitute 3
=b in 20
21
5
2
4
3+=
bb
( ) ( )20
21
5
32
4
33+
=
20
21
5
6
4
9+=
20
21
4
4
5
6
4
9+=
4
9
20
45
20
2124
4
9==
+= checks!
G.MaA.7.5.4 Solve the equation420
12
2
2 yyy=
.
Suggested Solution: Answer:3
19=y :
420
12
2
2 yyy=
LCD is 20 Multiply both sides by LCD, i.e. 20 and simplify:
1
5
1
1
1
10
402
02
1202
2
202
///=
//
//
/
//
yyy
( ) ( ) yyy 512210 = yyy 5122010 =+ 05122010 =+ yyy Solve the equation: 0193 =y
193 =y 3
19=y Answer:
3
19=y
Check: Substitute3
19=y in
420
12
2
2 yyy=
4
3
19
20
13
192
2
23
19
=
4
3
19
20
3
338
2
3
619
=
12
19
60
35
6
13=
12
19
60
35130=
12
19
60
95=
12
19
125
195=
/
/checks!
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V.MaA.7.5.5 Solve the equationx
x
x 6
1
12
1
3
8=
.
Suggested Solution: Answer: 61 =x , 52 =x :
x
x
x 6
1
12
1
3
8=
LCD is x12 Multiply both sides by LCD, i.e. x12 and simplify:
xx
xx
xx
/////=
//
//
/////
1
2
1
1
1
4
6
121
21
121
3
821
( ) 2132 = xx 232 2 =+ xx 02322 =+ xx 0302 = xx
Solve the equation 0302 = xx ( )( ) 056 =+ xx Using Find twonumbers a and b that when multiplied: 30=ab and when added
1=+
ba . Due to the fact that their product is negative, i.e.: 30=
ab ,a and b must have different signs. Due to the fact that their sum is
negative: 1=+ ba , the larger number should be negative. Therefore:
6=a and 5=b .
06 =x 61 =x
05 =+x 52 =x Answer: 61 =x , 52 =x
Second Method: Using 02 =++ qpxx qpp
x
=
2
22
0302 = xx 5.55.0302
1
2
12
=+
=x
65.55.01 =+=x 61 =x
55.55.02 ==x 52 =x
Check: Substitute 61 =x inx
x
x 6
1
12
1
3
8=
( )( )
( )661
12
16
63
8=
36
1
12
5
18
8=
36
1
3
3
12
5
2
2
18
8=
36
1
36
1516=
checks!
Check: Substitute 52 =x inx
x
x 6
1
12
1
3
8=
( )( )
( )561
12
15
53
8
=
30
1
12
6
15
8
=
30
1
2
1
15
8
=+
30
1
15
15
2
1
2
2
15
8
=+
30
1
30
1516
=+
checks!
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V.MaA.7.5.6 Solve the equation2
41
4 =
x
x.
Suggested Solution: Answer: 41 =x , 22 =x
2
41
4
=
x
x
LCD is x2 Multiply both sides by LCD, i.e. x2 and simplify:
2
4212
42
/
/=
//
xxx
xx
xxx 4282 = 08242 =+ xxx
0822 = xx
Solve the equation 0822 = xx ( )( ) 024 =+ xx Using Find twonumbers a and b that when multiplied: 8=ab and when added
2=+ ba . Due to the fact that their product is negative, i.e.: 8=ab , a and b must have different signs. Due to the fact that their sum is
negative: 2=+ ba , the larger number should be negative. Therefore:
4=a and 2=b
04 =x 41 =x
02 =+x 22 =x
Second Method: Using 02 =++ qpxx qpp
x
=
2
22
082
2 =xx
( ) 31812
2 2=+=
x 4311 =+=x 41 =x
2312 ==x 22 =x
Check: Substitute 41 =x in2
41
4 =
x
x
2
441
4
4 = 00 = checks!
Check: Substitute 22 =x in2
41
4 =
x
x
2
421
2
4 =
312 =
checks!
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M.MaA.7.5.7 Solve the equation3
1
4
1
6
13=
++
x
x
x
Suggested Solution: Answer:3
11 =x , 22 =x
3
1
4
1
6
13
=
+
+
x
x
x
LCD is x12 . Multiply both sides by LCD, i.e. x12 and simplify:
1
4
1
3
1
2
3
121
4
121
6
1321
///=
/
+//+
//
/// x
xx
x
xx
( ) ( ) ( )1413132 =++ xxxx xxxx 43326 2 =++ 04932 2 =++ xxx 0253 2 =+ xx
Solve the equation 0253 2 =+ xx ( )( ) 0213 =+ xx Using Find twonumbers a and b that when multiplied: 2=ab . Due to the fact that
the sum is positive 2=
a and 1=
b . Note that due to the fact that thecoefficient of the quadratic factor is not one. The sum terms are morecomplicated and is no longer 5=+ ba
013 =x 013 =x 13 =x 3
11 =x and 02 =+x 22 =x
Second Method: Using 02 =++ qpxx qpp
x
=
2
22
0253 2 =+ xx 03
2
3
52 =+ xx 3
2
6
5
6
52
+
=x
3
1
6
7
6
7
6
5
36
49
6
5
36
2425
6
5
12
12
3
2
36
25
6
5
3
2
6
5
6
52
1 ==+=+=+
+=++=+
+=x
3
11 =x
26
12
6
7
6
5
3
2
6
5
6
52
2 ===+
=x 22 =x
Obviously the second method is more complicated and in most casesrequire a calculator. The first method, i.e. factoring method is simplerbut mostly useful when the roots are integer.
Check: Substitute3
11 =x in
3
1
4
1
6
13=
++
x
x
x
3
1
4
13
1
3
16
13
13
=+
+
3
1
4
3
4
2
11=+
//
3
1
12
4= checks!
Check: Substitute 22 =x in3
1
4
1
6
13=
++
x
x
x
( )( )
( )3
1
4
12
26
123=
++
31
41
127 =+
31
33
41
127 =
31
1237 = checks!
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M.MaA.7.5.8 Solve the equation 23
63=
++
xx
Suggested Solution: Answer: 31 =x , 5.12 =x
2
3
63=
++
xx
LCD is )3( + xx
Multiply both sides by LCD, i.e. )3( + xx and simplify:
( ))3(2
3
6)3(
3)3( +=
+++
/+/ xx
xxx
xxx
)3(26)3(3 +=++ xxxx
xxxx //+=//++ 626932
0932 2 = xx
Solve the equation 0932 2 = xx 05.45.12 = xx ( )( ) 05.13 =+ xx
03=
x
31=
x 05.1 =+x 5.12 =x
Second Method: Using 02 =++ qpxx qpp
x
=
2
22
0932 2 = xx 05.45.12 = xx 5.42
5.1
2
5.12
+
=x
( ) 0.325.275.05.475.075.0 21 =+=++=x 31 =x
( ) 5.125.275.05.475.075.0 22 ==+=x 5.12 =x
Check: Substitute 31 =x in 23
63=
++
xx 2
33
6
3
3=
++ checks!
Check: Substitute 5.12 =x in 23
63=
++
xx 2
35.1
6
5.1
3=
++
242 =+
checks!
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V.MaA.7.5.10. If2
1is added to the reciprocal of a number, the result is 1 less than twice the
reciprocal of the original number. Find the number.
Suggested Solution: Answer:3
2=x
The task is to solve 121
2
1=+
xxifx is the original number.
LCD is x2 . Multiply both sides by LCD, i.e. x2 and simplify:
122
21
22
12
1
1
/
/=/
/+/
/ xx
xx
xx
xx 242 =+ 242 =+ xx 23 =x
Solve the equation 23 =x 3
2=x Answer:
3
2=x
Substitute
3
2=
xin
1
21
2
1=+
xx
12
3
22
3
2
1=+
12
3
22
//= Checks!
V.MaA.7.5.11. If the reciprocal of a number is multiplied by 3, the result exceeds the
reciprocal of the original number by3
1. Find the number.
Suggested Solution: Answer: 6=x
The task is to solve3
1113 +=
xxor to solve
3
12=
xifx is the original number
3
1113 +=
xx
3
1113 =
xx
3
12=
x
LCD is x3 .Multiply both sides by LCD, i.e. x3 simplify, and solve:
3
13
23
////=
// xx
x x=6 Answer: 6=x
Substitute 6=x in3
1113 +=
xx
3
1
6
1
6
3+=
2
1
6
3
6
21
2
1==
+= Checks!
V.MaA.7.5.12. If the reciprocal of a number is multiplied by 1 less than the original number,
the result exceeds2
1the reciprocal of the original number by
8
5.
Suggested Solution: Answer: 3
10
=x
The task is to solve ( )8
51
2
111 +=
xxx
8
5
2
11+=
xx
x
LCD is x8 .Multiply both sides by LCD, i.e. x8 simplify, and solve:( )
1
1
1
2
8
58
2
18
18
//+
////=
/
/ x
xx
x
xx ( ) xx 5218 += xx 5288 += 8258 += xx
103 =x 3
10=x Answer:
3
10=x
Substitute 3
10
=x in 3
1113 += xx 3
1
6
1
6
3
+= 2
1
6
3
6
21
2
1
==+
= Checks!
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V.MaA.7.5.13. If2222
ba
b
ba
ax
+
= , solve for a in terms of b and x .
Suggested Solution: Answer: bx
a +=1
2222ba
b
ba
ax +=
( )( )( )baba
ba
ba
bax +
+=
+= 22 bax =
1
Multiply both sides ofba
x
=1
by ba
( )( )
( )baba
bax
=1
( ) 1= bax
Expand it: 1= bxax bxax += 1 Divide both sides of the equation by x :
bxax += 1 x
bxa
+=
1or b
xa +=
1Answer: b
xa +=
1
Alternative method
bax
=
1
xba
1= b
xa +=
1
V.MaA.7.5.14. On Tuesday, CityEx delivered 7 less than two times the number of packages ithad delivered on Monday. The number of packages delivered on Wednesday was equal to 10
more than the average number of packages delivered on Monday and Tuesday. If the total
number of packages that were delivered over the 3 days was 661, how many packages weredelivered on Monday?
Suggested Solution: Answer: 147=x was delivered on Monday.If the number of packages delivered on Monday is denoted by x the
problem may be translated to the mathematical equation:
Packages delivered on Monday: x
Packages delivered on Tuesday: 72 x
Packages delivered on Wednesday:( )
102
72+
+ xx
Total number of Packages delivered: ( )( )
661102
7272 =
+
+++
xxxx
The task is to solve the linear equation:
661102
7372 =+
++
xxx
65836612
733 ==
+
xx
Multiply both sides of the equation by 2:
65822
73232 =
/
/+
xx 3161736 =+ xx 1323731619 =+=x 147
9
1323==x
Answer: 147=x
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V.MaA.7.5.15. A student got 75% of the questions on a test correct. If he answered 11 of thefirst 13 questions correctly, and two-third of the remaining questions correctly, how many
questions were on the test?
Suggested Solution:
Answer: Total number of question on the test were 28=x .If the number of questions on the test is taken to be x the problem may
be translated to the mathematical equation:
Total number of questions on test: x
Number of questions that were answered correctly: x75.0
Number of questions that were answered correctly: ( )133
211 + x
Therefore: ( ) xx 75.01332
11=+
( ) xx 43
133
2
11=+
( )4
3
3
132
11
xx=
+
To solve this equation we may, first, multiply both sides of the equationby LCD that is 12:
( )
1
3
1
4
4
321
3
132211112
///=
/
//+
xx
( ) xx 9138132 =+ xx 91048132 =+
xxx == 89104132 28=x Answer: Total number of question on the test were 28=x .
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M.MaA.11.1.14. Find the area, in square units, of the quadrilateral whose vertices are
( )2,4 A , ( )5,0B , ( )3,9C and ( )4,7 D . A B C D E F G H
Suggested Solution: Answer: auAABCD 76=
To solve the problem we may plot the quadrilateral on a coordinatesystem as illustrated below. The area of the quadrilateral may becalculated indirectly by constructing a rectangle EFGH, and calculating
the area of the four rectangles AEH , AFB , BGC and CHD
Area ofEFGH may be calculated using ( ) 134949 =+==HE and( ) 94545 =+==FE . auEFHEAEFGH 117913 === .
Area of AEH may be calculated using ( ) 24242 =+==AE and
( ) 114747 =+==ED . auEDAE
A AEH 112
112
2=
=
= .
Area of AFB may be calculated using ( ) 72525 =+==AF and
( ) 440 ==FB . auFBAFA AFB 14247
2 === .
Area of BGC may be calculated using 9=BG and 235 ==GC .
auGCBG
A BGC 92
29
2=
=
= .
Area of CHD may be calculated using ( ) 74343 =+==CH and
279 ==HD . auHDCH
A CHD 72
27
2=
=
= .
( ) auauAAAtrianglesEFGHABCD
7641117791411117 ==+++==
Answer: auAABCD
76=
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M.MaA.11.2.13: The vertices of right triangle RGA with hypotenuse AG are
( )0.4,0.2R , ( )0.4,0.7A and )yx GGG , . If = 45RGAm , and the unit length iscentimetre.
What are possible coordinates ofG ?
Plot the triangle in a properly scaled coordinate system. What are the possible area of the triangle? What are the possible perimeter of the triangle?Suggested solution: Answer: ( )0.5,0.2 G or ( ).13,0.2G ,
22 415.40 cmcmArea = , cmcm 31290.18P +=
Due to the fact that the triangle is right triangle and one of the angles is
cmRGAm 45= , the triangle is isosceles and RARG = . Therefore:
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) cmaRaRRA yyxx 0.944722222
=+=+= cmRARG 0.9==
cmRARG 0.9== implies that the x-coordinate of the point )yx GGG , isthe same as that of ( )0.4,0.2R , i.e. cmGx 0.2= , but its y-coordinate is
cmRG 0.9= above or below ( )0.4,0.2R , i.e.: cmGy 130.40.9 =+= or
cmGy 50.40.9 =+= as illustrated in the figure below:
Answer: The possible coordinates of the point )yx GGG , are( )0.5,0.2 G or ( ).13,0.2G
cmRARG 0.9== 222 415.402
0.90.9
22cmcmcm
RARGhbArea =
=
==
( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ) cmcmGAGAAGyyxx
7.12299941327 222222
==+=+=+=
Instead we could use Pythagoras theorem cmcmAG 7.122999 22 ==+= .
cmcmcm 317.30290.18290.90.9Pperimeter =+=++=
Answer: 241 cmArea ; cm31P
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M.MaA.11.2.14: The coordinates of the vertices of quadrilateral ABCD are ( )0.9,0.2A ,( )0.4,0.11B , ( )0.1,0.6 C , and ( )0.4,0.5D .
Using graph paper, graph the quadrilateral ( )0.9,0.2A on a properly scaled coordinatesystem.
Determine whether diagonals AC and BD bisect each other. Give a reason for youranswer. Calculate the area of the quadrilateral ABCD . Calculate the perimeter of the quadrilateral ABCD .
Suggested solution: Answer: Diagonals AC and BD do not bisect each
other 2.80 cmArea = , cmPABCD 37
-2
-1
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
-6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
x (cm)
y(cm)
( )0.9,0.2A
( )0.1,0.6 C
( )0.4,0.11B
( )0.4,0.5D
E
F
To determine whether diagonals AC and BD bisect each other, we may
find midpoints ofAC and BD . If the midpoints are identical they bisect
each other, otherwise they do not bisect each other:
( )4,42
19,
2
62
2,
2=
+=
++ yyxxAC
cacaM
( )4,3244
,2
115
2,2 =
++
=
++ yyxxDB
bdbdM
Answer: Therefore, due to the fact that ( )4,4ACM and ( )4,3DBM are
not identical, diagonals AC and BD do not bisect each other. This is
evident in the figure above. The area of the quadrilateral ABCD may be calculated directly: It is the
area of two triangles ADB and CDB . They share the same base
( ) cmDB .16511511 =+== . The height ofADB is cmAE 0.549 == , andthe altitude ofCDB is ( ) cmCF 0.514 == . Therefore the area of the
quadrilateral ABCD is:2
.802
516
2
516cmArea =
+
= . Answer:2
.80 cmArea =
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The perimeter of the quadrilateral ABCD is: DACDBCABPABCD +++= :
( )0.9,0.2A , ( )0.4,0.11B , ( )0.1,0.6 C , and ( )0.4,0.5D .
( ) ( ) cmAB 22.929119112 2222 =+=+=
( ) ( )( ) cmcmBC 07.72555146112222
=+=+= ( )( ) ( ) cmCD 08.125114156 2222 =+=+=
( ) ( ) cmDA 60.8579425 2222 =+=+=
cmcmDACDBCABPABCD
3798.3660.808.1207.722.9 =+++=+++=
Answer: cmPABCD 37
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G.MaA.11.3.1. What is the slope of a line through ( )2,4A and ( )8,6B
(1)5
3 (2)
5
3(3)
3
5(4)
3
5
Suggested solution: Answer: Alternative (2)
( ) 53
10
6
46
28==
=
=
AB
AB
AB xx
yyk
G.MaA.11.3.2. Which pairs of points determine a line that is parallel to the y-axis?
(1) ( )1,1 and ( )3,2 (2) ( )1,1 and ( )3,3 (3) ( )3,2 and ( )5,2 (4) ( )5,2 and ( )5,4
Suggested solution: Answer: Alternative (3)
The points on a line parallel to the y-axis have all the same x-coordinatesbut different y-coordinates. Therefore ( )3,2 and ( )5,2 are pair of pointsthat are on a line parallel to the y-axis: 2=x
G.MaA.11.3.3. Which pairs of points determine a line that is parallel to the x-axis?
(1) ( )3,1 and ( )3,2 (2) ( )1,1 and ( )1,1 (3) ( )3,1 and ( )1,1 (4) ( )1,1 and ( )3,3
Suggested solution: Answer: Alternative (1)The points on a line parallel to the x-axis have all the identical y-
coordinates but different y-coordinates. Therefore ( )3,1 and ( )3,2 arepair of points that are on a line parallel to the x-axis: 3=y
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G.MaA.11.3.4. The points ( )2,3A , and ( )5, xB lie on a line whose slope is
2
7 . Which one of the following alternatives is the correct value ofx .
(1) 5 (2) 6 (3)
7
15(4) 4
Suggested solution: Answer: Alternative (1) 5=x , ( )5,5 B Data: ( )2,3A , ( )5, xB
We may first write the equation of the line AB whose slope is2
7=k and
passes through ( )2,3A . The equation of the line may be written as
mxmkxy +=+=2
7. The y-intercept of the line may be determined using
the fact that coordinates of ( )2,3A must satisfy the equation of the line
mxy += 2
7
. i.e.:
mxy +=2
7 5.12
2
25
2
214
2
21223
2
7==
+=+==+ mm
2
25
2
7+= xy
2
25
2
7+= xy must pass ( )5, xB , therefore the coordinates of ( )5, xB
must satisfy the equation2
25
2
7+= xy
2
25
2
7+= xy 5
7
35357
2
355
2
25
2
7
2
25
2
75 ====+=+= xxxx 5=x
-16
-12
-8
-4
0
4
8
12
16
20
-2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
x
y
2
25
2
7+= xy
( )2,3A
( )5,5 B
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G.MaA.11.3.5. Given points ( )0,0A , ( )2,3B , ( )3,2C , which statement is true?
(1) ACAB (2) ACAB (3) BCAB > (4) CABC
Suggested solution: Answer: Alternative (2) i.e. ACAB
Data: ( )0,0A , ( )2,3B , ( )3,2C
We may first write the equation of the lines AB , AC, BCand calculate the
length ofAB and BC.
AB ( )0,0A ( )2,3B
3
2
03
02=
=
=
AB
AB
AB xx
yyk mxy +=
3
2
The line passes ( )0,0A , therefore 0=m
xy3
2=
AC
( )0,0A ( )3,2C
2
3
02
03=
=
=
AC
AC
AC xx
yyk mxy +=
2
3
The line passes ( )0,0A , therefore 0=m
xy2
3=
BC
( )2,3B ( )3,2C
5
1
32
23=
=
=
BC
BC
BC xx
yyk mxy +=
5
1
The line passes ( )2,3B , therefore
5
13
5
323
5
12 =+=+= mm
5
13
5
1+= xy
5
13
5
1+= xy
Length of
AB ( )0,0A ( )2,3B
( ) ( ) 1332 2222 =+=+=ABAB
xxyyAB ( )0,7E does notlie on the line.
Length ofBC
( )2,3B ( )3,2C
( ) ( ) ( ) ( )( )2222 2332 +=+= CBCB xxyyBC
2651 22 =+=BC
( )0,7E does notlie on the line.
As illustrated in the table above ACAB . This is due to the fact that the
slope of AB and AC are reciprocals:
3
2=
ABk and
2
3=
ACk and therefore:
AC
AB kk
1
2
3
1
3
2===
None of the other alternatives are correct!
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G.MaA.11.3.6. The point whose coordinates are ( )2,4 A , lies on aline whose slope is2
3.
The coordinates of another point on this line could be
(1) ( )0,1B (2) ( )1,2C (3) ( )1,6D (4) ( )0,7E Suggested solution: Answer: Alternative (3), i.e. ( )1,6D lies on the line
82
3= xy
Data: ( )2,4 A ,2
3=k
We may first write the equation of the line that passes ( )2,4 A and
whose slope is2
3=k . The equation of the line may be written as
mxmkxy +=+=2
3. The y-intercept of the line may be determined using the
fact that coordinates of ( )2,4 A must satisfy the equation of the line
mxy +=2
3. i.e.:
mxy +=2
3 86264
2
32 ==+=+= mmm 8
2
3= xy
If any of the points given as the alternative lies on the line 82
3= xy , their
coordinates must satisfy the equation of the line:
( )0,1B 8
2
3= xy 5.681
2
3==y
( )0,1B does not
lie on the line.( )1,2C 8
2
3= xy 58382
2
3===y .
( )1,2C does notlie on the line.
( )1,6D 8
2
3= xy 18986
2
3===y .
( )1,6D lies onthe line.
( )0,7E 8
2
3= xy 05.285.1087
2
3===y .
( )0,7E does notlie on the line.
-12
-10
-8
-6
-4
-2
0
2
4
6
-2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
x
y
( )1,6D
82
3= xy
( )2,4 A
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G.MaA.11.3.7. In the accompanying diagram, if the slope of the line l is4
1. What are the
coordinates of the point ( )baP , ?Suggested solution: Answer:
12=a , 5=b , i.e.:( )
5,12P
Data: ( )5,1A , ( )2,0B ( )baP , and ( )5,1A lie on a
horizontal line parallel to the x-axis and therefore, they mustshare the identical y-coordinates,i.e. 5=b . On the other hand the
equation of line l may be written based on the fact that its slope is4
1and
its y-intercept is 2 :
24
1+= xy Equation of the line l .
( )5,aP lies on the line l and therefore, its coordinates may satisfy theequation of the line, i.e.:
24
15 += a 25
4
1=a 3
4
1=a 1243 ==a 12=a
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
-2 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
x
y
( )5,1A
( )2,0B
l
24
1+= xy
( )5,12P
x
y
( )5,1A
( )2,0B
l
( )baP ,
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G.MaA.11.3.8. If ( )14,xC lies on the same lie as ( )1,6 A and ( )5,2B , what is thevalue ofx ?
Suggested solution: Answer: 82
3+= xy ; 4=x ; ( )14,4C
Data:( )
14,xC ,
( )1,6 A ,
( )5,2B
If ( )14,xC lies on the line AB , its coordinates must satisfy the equation of
the line. Therefore, first we may find the equation of the line AB andrequire the condition of satisfaction:
The slope of the line AB is:( )
2
3
4
6
4
15
62
15==
+=
=
=
AB
AB
AB xx
yyk
mxmxkyAB
+=+=2
3 mxy +=
2
3
To calculate the y-intercept m of the line AB , we may use the fact that
mxy += 2
3passes through ( )1,6 A and therefore the coordinates of the
point must satisfy the equation of the line.
mxy +=2
3 m+= 6
2
31 m+= 91 819 ==m 8
2
3+= xy
If ( )14,xC lies on the line AB , its coordinates must satisfy the equation ofthe line:
82
3+= xy 8
2
314 += x 148
2
3=x 6
2
3=x 123 = x
3
12=x
4=x
-3
-1
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
-5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
x
y
( )1,6 A
( )5,2B
( )14,4C
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