Lesson 5

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Notes Over 4.5

Solving a Linear System

1

Use an Inverse Matrix to solve the linear system.

.

2

3 x x

4

 y

2

2

 y

3

1

3 2

0

1

1

A

 x y

1

1

1

2 1

3 2

1

0

2 1

1

0

0

1

 x y

2 ,

2

0

3

0

 

2

3

 

Notes Over 4.5

Solving a Linear System

Use an Inverse Matrix to solve the linear system.

2 .

3

4 x x

4

5 y y

15

4

16

7

3 4

5

4

A

1

1 x y 

1

1

5

4

4 3

4

7

 

 

5

4

4 3

1

0

0

1

 x y

16

21

8 , 5

5

8

Notes Over 4.5

Solving a Linear System

Use an Inverse Matrix to solve the linear system.

3 .

6

3 x x

5

2

 y y

12

6

3

3

15

3

5

2

A

3

 x

1 y 

1

3

2 5

3 6

3

3

3

1 2

 

1

0

0

1

 x y

3 ,

2 5

3

6

 

3

3

Notes Over 4.5

Writing and Using a Linear System

4. You can purchase peanuts for $3 per pound, almonds for $4 per pound and cashews for $8 per pound. You want to create 140 pounds of a mixture that costs $6 per pound. If twice as many peanuts are used than almonds, how many pounds of each type should be used?

Let p = peanuts, a = almonds, and c = cashews

3 p p

 a

4

 a p

2 a c

1

3

1

1

4

2

1

8

0

8 c

140

 a c p

140

 

1 40

8 40

0

3

A p

1

 p

B

4

 a

 c a

8 c

140

840 p

2 a

40

20

80

0 peanuts almonds cashews

Notes Over 4.5

Writing and Using a Linear System

5. A chemist wants to use three different solutions to create a 600-liter mixture containing 25% acid. The first solution contains 30% acid, the second 20%, and the third 15%. If the mixture is to contain 100 more liters of the 15% solution than the 20%, how many liters of each solution should be used?

.

3 a a

 c

 b

.

2 b

 b

1

0

30

1

1

1

20

1

15

Let a = 30%, b = 20%, and c = 15% c

.

15 c

100

 a b c

600

.

25

 

30

6

1

00

00

15,000 a

 a

20 b b

15 c c

A

1

B

 b

 c

380

60

160

 

600

100

15 , 000

30%

20%

15%

Notes Over 4.5

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