tiu cet review math session 5
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College Entrance Test ReviewMath Session 5Word Problems onIntegers, Fractions, Rational Exponents, Motion, Mixture, Money, GeometryTRANSCRIPT
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WORD PROBLEMS
TIU College Entrance Test Review
Math Session 5
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PRB / Fractions Example (Not in the book)
3 Methods:
1. By drawing
2. By PRB method (Percentage-Rate-Base)
3. By Algebra
2 1What part of is ?
3 6
23161
Answer : 4
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Method 2: PRB triangle
2 1What part of is ?
3 6
Pr
B
1623
r
1 36 2
r
14
r
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Method 3: By Algebra
2 1What part of is ?
3 6N 1
6
23
=
2 1
3 6N
32
32
214
N
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Fractions Example 2 (Not in the book)
Answer: 16.
How many halves are in 8?
18
2
12
28
1 16
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Defined Operations(Example not in the book)
The word problem will use a symbol / character to define an operation / process.
If A B = A - B, then what is 3 8 ?
3 8 3 8 5 What to do:
Use the given formula in the problem to solve.
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Rational Exponents / Radicals (This example not in the book)
RECALL:
231
Find .64
nm mnb b
12 31
64
Is ?mn nmb b YES!
2131
We can also say: 64
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231
Find .64
2131
64
Just getting the cube root.
13 3
Recall:
y y
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2131
64
2
31
= 64
21
= 4
1 =
16
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p.76 Ex. 3 NUMBER PROBLEM
The sum of three consecutive even integers is 66. What is the largest number?
___ ___ ___ 66 2 4 66x x x
3 6 66x 3 60x
20x The largest
is 24.
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Ex. 21 p. 83 Motion Problem
Ross and Rachel agree to meet for a date. Ross drives at 40 kph and Rachel at 35 kph. After how many hours will they meet if they are 150 km apart and they start driving directly toward each other at the same time?
1.) Make a diagram/illustration of the scene.
2.) Make a table of the given.
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Let t = number of hours until they meet= time Ross traveled = time Rachel
DiagramRoss, 40kph
Rachel, 35 kph
150 km
We use the formula, distance = rate x time
40 35 150tt
distance distance 150Ross Rachel
150Ross Ross Rachel Rachelrate time rate time
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p. 87 Ex. 29 MIXTUREHow much water must be added to 100 L of denatured alcohol 90% pure to dilute into 75% alcohol content?
100 L
90 %
X
0%
100 + X
75%
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p. 88 Ex. 32 MONEY
A scholarship trust fund has P65,000 in capital. Some of the money is invested in a bank at an annual interest rate of
and the rest at 6%. If the
income from the amount invested at
exceeds the investment at 6% by P300 after one year, how much is invested at each rate?
14 %
2 14 %
2
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MoneyP65,000
14 %
26%
Interest at 4.5% = 4.5%xInterest at 6% = 6% (65,000 – x)
Let x = money invested at 4.5%
Equation?
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p. 88 Ex. 32 MONEY
A scholarship trust fund has P65,000 in capital. Some of the money is invested in a bank at an annual interest rate of
and the rest at 6%. If the
income from the amount invested at
exceeds the investment at 6% by P300 after one year, how much is invested at each rate?
14 %
2 14 %
2
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“…income from the amount invested at exceeds the investment at 6% by P300 after one year.”• .
Interest Principal Rate Time
I PRT
4.5% 6%(65,000 ) 300x x
Interest at 4.5% : 4.5%xInterest at 6% : 6% (65,000 – x)
14 %
2
Note: If time is more than one year or investment period:
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Geometry Example 1 (Not in the book)
The edge of a cube is doubled. What happens to its volume?
3cubeV e 32newV e
38newV e
Volume increases 8 times bigger.
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GEOMETRY Example (Not in the book)An architect is to design a swimming pool in a hotel, to be fenced off on 3 sides with 60 meters of material. The pool is to have an area of 352 sq.m.
What should the dimensions of the pool be?
L W
60 2W L
352 LW
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60 2W L 352 LW
System of Equations: Perimeter
Area
Let’s use SUBSTITUTION METHOD:-Represent L in terms of W.-Substitute into 2nd equation.
60 2W L 352 60 2W W
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352 60 2W W 2352 60 2W W
Can we isolate the variable W above?
The equation above is NOT linear. It is A QUADRATIC equation. (Degree of x is 2)
How can we solve for W?
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Page 603 Methods to solve Quadratic Equations:
• 1.) FACTORING
• 2.) COMPLETING THE SQUARE
• 3.) QUADRATIC FORMULA
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Factoring2352 60 2W W