Category: Mathematics

  • Factoring

    This activity is on factoring, and its use in solving polynomial equations has two main parts. In the first one, you will solve a randomly generated polynomial equation and share your solution process with your classmates.

    In the second part, you will do some research and report on an application of polynomials used in science, engineering, business or any field. Polynomials are very important in modeling real-world applications. Your initial post will have your reply to both parts A and B, together.

    Let’s get started

    Part A

    Go to and you will be directed to a randomly generated polynomial equation to solve.

    Everyone will automatically get a different equation to solve. For this part of the activity complete the following:

    • Take a screenshot of your polynomials. Ideally, you would crop the image like the one above. Here is how you crop an image in
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    • Solve your equation with pen and paper. Use correct notation and syntax, as you see it in your textbook. Include a brief commentary on each line of your work explaining what you did. For example, On this step, I added 7 to both sides of the equation. You will not receive any credit if you only give the solution; you must explain each step in your own words.
    • Take a picture of your work.
    • Post both your screenshot and picture into your first, initial post by embedding (not attaching) the images.

    Part B

    In this part of the activity, you will find an example of an application of a polynomial function. It can be any application. In your post for this part of the activity (remember, include your responses to both parts A and B together in your first, initial post for the week), you will complete the followng:

    • Give the polynomial function you found. Use proper notation and syntax by using the equation editor here in Canvas. It is in the Insert menu (see the image above on embedding an image).
    • Briefly explain what the application is. What is being calculated or modeled?
    • Do you know what the constants/coefficients in the function mean?
    • Cite the source where you found the polynomial function.

    Note: This activity is setup up so that you must submit your main, initial post before you can see the posts of your classmates.

    For your main, initial post, thoroughly follow the directions given above.

  • Managing money project

    Please do a word document writing and explaining the answers for all 4 parts.

    Requirements: 1-3 pages long

  • Capital Investment Analysis: Green Harvest

    Only work on page 2- Calculations

    Capital Investment Analysis: Green Harvest

    Scenario:

    Green Harvest is considering an investment in new technology to remain competitive. The company is evaluating the purchase of a new piece of equipment with the following details:

    • Initial Investment Cost: $2,800,000
    • Expected Annual Net Cash Inflows: $420,000
    • Project Duration: 10 years
    • Discount Rate: 7%

    Using the provided excel template –calculate the following financial metrics for the proposed equipment purchase:

    , calculate the following financial metrics for the proposed equipment purchase:

    1. Net Present Value (NPV) Use the discount rate of 7% to determine the present value of future cash inflows and assess whether the investment generates a positive return.
    2. Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Calculate the discount rate at which the projects NPV equals zero.
    3. Payback Period Determine how many years it will take for the initial investment to be recovered through net cash inflows.

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): Green Harvest Casezzz.pdf

    Note: Content extraction from these files is restricted, please review them manually.

  • Math #4

    Question? “A 7 in. pizza costs $8 and a 14 in. pizza costs $20. Tommy says the smaller pizza is a better buy because the larger pizza is twice as big and more than twice as expensive. Do you agree with his reasoning? If not, explain why not.”

    Grading Criteria:

    1. Student used standard essay format: Introduction/Body/Conclusion.

    2. Student demonstrated proper use of grammar, spelling, punctuation, citation style, etc.

    3. Student demonstrated an understanding of course content and key concepts, as discussed in the text.

    4. Student was able to examine, assess, evaluate, and/or analyze course content and key concepts.

    5. Student provided a clear and well-developed response to the question.

    Course Text: (S) Basic College Mathematics

    Marvin L. Bittinger, Judith A. Beecher, and Barbara L. Johnson, 2019

    Pearson

  • Pythagoras theorem

    If a right angle have three sides in which Perpendicular is = 12cm and Hypotnuse = 16am . Find the base of the triangle?

    Requirements:

  • Solve trigonometry problems

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    Requirements:

  • Number sense project

    I need to write a detailed report on my findings in the specific topics that I have attached a picture of. please read carefully
  • Budgeting to buy a car

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    Determine the amount of the money paid in interest over the duration of the loan for the financing option.This is a dicussion post so its just an explanation on how we got the answer, please be precise and explain your work.

    Requirements: 1 page