If you do, then give me a chuckle and continue right on!
If you don't, then give me a great big smile and continue right on!
Concepts 6-7 are your first two word problems for Math Analysis. One of the things we love to do with word problems besides solve them is WRITE OUR OWN. This helps us to see if we really get the components of the word problem, and it's quite fun and creative.
To remind you:
Even though you may be saying, "Oh yeah, I got this"... PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE make sure to FULLY understand the details of this concept. It's MORE than just solving the problems in Math Analysis...
YOU MUST BE ABLE TO SOLVE, EXPLAIN YOUR THOUGHT PROCESSES, AND MAKE CONNECTIONS among these concepts that you have seen as "so easy" in the past.
Start yourself on the right path by taking even these "easy concepts" seriously!
In this lesson, learn what a linear model is and how to take information from a word problem and set up a linear model. In addition, we will be able to extrapolate data from the equation we write in order to predict the future.
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This video will cover all the vocabulary associated with Profit, Revenue, Cost problems and explain how to tell the difference between all of the numbers in the problem.
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This video will go over three examples of Profit, Revenue, Cost problems. Remember, if you understand how to do the problems, just check the answers at the end of each problem throughout the video and move on. If you are stuck, listen carefully step by step.
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Before moving on, please make sure the following problems from your SSS are complete and correct, as based on what I went over in the video.
Page 7 #2-4
Page 8 #2,3, and the un-numbered one.
Before moving on, please complete the following PQ problems on your own.
You must MASTER this material, so if you are getting them wrong, you need to figure out how to do them correctly. Please contact me if you have a question (you can add a question at the end of this tutorial) and I can work out another example video for you.
PQ 6 #1-2
PQ 7 #4-5