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Alg 2 BC U4
Day 7 Applications
Solve the word problems below, using Word Problem Format.
Do at least 2 problems each using these methods: Matrix Equations, Cramers Rule, Augmented Matrices with rref.
1. Your aunt receives an inheritance of $20,000. She wants to put some of the money into a savings account
that earns 2% interest annually, some in CDs that pay 5% interest annually some in bonds that pay 6%
interest annually. She wants to earn $1000 interest per year, and she wants to put twice as much money in
CDs as in bonds. How much should she put in each type of investment?
2. Jeanette, Raj, and Henry go to a Chinese restaurant for lunch and order 3 different luncheon combination
platters. Jeanette orders 2 portions of fried rice and 1 portion of chicken chow mein. Raj orders 1 portion of
fried rice, 1 portion of chicken chow mein, and 1 portion of sautéed broccoli. Henry orders 1 portion of sautéed
broccoli and 2 portions of chicken chow mein. Janette’s platter cost $5, Raj’s costs $5.25, and Henry’s costs
$5.75. How much does 1 portion of chicken chow mein cost?
3. An apartment building has 50 units. All are one- or two-bedroom units. One-bedroom units rent for
$425/month, and two-bedroom units rent for $550/month. When all units are occupied, the total monthly
income is $25,000. How many apartments of each type are there?
4. Paella is a classic Spanish fiesta dish made from chicken, rice, and shellfish. One pound of
chicken costs $1.00 and supplies 100 g of protein. One pound of rice costs $.50 and supplies 20 g
of protein. One pound of shellfish costs $3.00 and supplies 50 g of protein. If the resulting paella
weighs 18 lb., costs $19.00 and supplies 850 g of protein, how much rice, chicken and shellfish
were used?
5. The standard form for a quadratic equation is y = ax2 + bx + c; and the graph is a parabola. Find the
particular equation (ie. the values of a, b and c) for the parabola that passes through the following three points:
(-2, 40), (1, 7), (3, 15).
6. The local yogurt bar features a banana treat made up of 2 lb of bananas, 3 lb of topping, and 4 lb
of frozen yogurt. The cost of the banana treat is $19.00. One pound of topping costs $1 less than
one pound of frozen yogurt, which costs as much as 1/2 lb of topping and 4 lb of bananas. How
much does one pound of each ingredient cost?
7. The banana treat in problem four contains 5400 calories. There are half as many calories in one
pound of frozen yogurt as there are in one pound of topping. Together, 2 lb of frozen yogurt and
5 lb of bananas have the same amount of calories as 2 lb of topping. Find the number of calories
in one pound of each of the items.
8. A stadium has 49,000 seats. Seats sell for $25 in Section A, $20 in section B, and $15 in Section C. The
number of seats in Section A equals the number of seats in Sections B and C. Suppose the stadium takes in
$1,052,000 from each sold-out event. How many seats does each section hold?
9. A company invested $50,000 in three funds. After a year it had $54,500. The growth fund had a return rate
of 12%, the income fund had a return rate of 8%, and the money market fund had a return rate of 5%. The
company invested twice as much in the income fund as in the money market fund. How much did the company
invest in each fund?
10. Mrs. DiRico has 5 daughters. The sum of their ages is 88 years. Erica is 2 years older than Tori, who is 10
years older than Kristi. If you double Rachel's age, you get a number that is 7 more than Tori's age. Meredith's
age is 3 more than the average of Tori and Kristi's ages. Find the age of each of the girls.
11. The standard form for a quadratic equation is y = ax2 + bx + c; and the graph is a parabola. Find the
particular equation (ie. the values of a, b and c) for the parabola that passes through the following three points:
(1,9), (-2,32), (0,10).
12. Four numbers have an average of 11. The average of two smallest numbers is 3.5; and the average of the
three largest numbers if 15. The average of the highest and lowest is 12. Find the numbers.