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Vocabulary and definition flashcards covering linear relations, linear systems, graphical solutions, and algebraic modeling based on lecture notes.
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Relation
A statement that describes how two variables are related to each other.
Linear Relation
A relation in which two variables relate such that their graph forms a straight line.
Representations of a Linear Relation
The three methods used to represent a linear relation: an equation, a table of values, and a graph.
System of Equations
A set of two or more equations used together to model a problem.
Linear System
A system of equations in which all of the equations are linear.
Linear System in Two Unknowns
A linear system consisting of two or more linear equations that involve two variables, such as 2x+3y=8 and 5x−2y=1.
Solution to a Linear System
An ordered pair (x,y) that satisfies all equations in the system, corresponding graphically to the point of intersection.
Left Side Equals Right Side (LS=RS)
The mathematical verification condition achieved when substituting a candidate solution point into an equation yields an equivalent result on both sides.
CanFit Fitness Club Charge Model
The linear relation y=20x+150, where x represents the number of months and y represents total charges incorporating a \text{\\$150} initial fee and a \text{\\$20} monthly fee.
Mario's Daily Earnings Model
The linear relation y=0.12x+80, where x is sales and y is daily earnings based on an \text{\\$80} base pay plus 12% commission.
IT Plus vs. Techies Inc. Internet Models
The equations y=25 (IT Plus flat rate) and y=x+10 (Techies Inc. rate), where IT Plus is the more cost-effective option for 18h of monthly usage (\text{\\$25} compared to \text{\\$28}).
Airplane Rental Cost Comparison Model
The system of equations y=50x+300 (flying own plane) and y=100x (renting from flying club), which yields an equal monthly cost at x=6hours.
Slope-Intercept Graphical Solution Method
A method for solving a linear system by converting equations to slope-intercept form, such as 3x+y=5→y=−3x+5 and −x+3y=−15→y=31x−5, to find their point of intersection at (3,−4).
Table of Values Solution Method
A technique to find the point of intersection (3,−1) by evaluating tables of values for the system 2x+y=5 and y=32x−3.