Development Expert Voice Project(Math) 2008 Copy

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    2. Hi! My name is Lilly. I’m in my last year of high school….so my grad is coming up soon. I’m hoping that you can help me solve a few problems that I have. Hi! My name is Lilly. I’m in my last year of high school….so my grad is coming up soon. I’m hoping that you can help me solve a few problems that I have.
      • Every year the grad committee always does a survey on whether or not the graduating class wants a theme for their grad dinner & dance.
    3. This year we have 150 grads . In the past few years only 48% wanted a theme and 52% didn’t. How Confident can I & the grad committee be that this year will be different?
      • n= number of trials
      • P=probability of success
      • µ= population mean
      =Standard deviation Formulas µ=np = √npq
      • Standard Deviation
      • n= 150
      Mean µ= np=150(0.48)=72 nq=150(0.52)=78 Margin Of Error 6.1188 × 1.96 = 11.99 Finding the 95% Confidence 72 + 11.99 = 83.99 ≈ 64 Max. 72 – 11.99 = 60.01 Min. (84, 60) grads want a theme = √150(0.48)(0.52) = 6.1188
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    5. At my school we have only one night to buy our grad dinner & dance tickets. It’s going to take place tomorrow in the gym, after school from 3:30-6:00 then 7:30-9:00.
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    7. How many people Grads- 150 Dates/Guests – 100 Parents- 75
      • $ 70 × 150 = $ 10,500
      • $70 × 100 = $ 7,000
      • $10,500 + 7,000 = $17,500
      • Total from grads/dates/guests $ 17,500
      $ 40 × 75 = $ 3,000 Total from parents $ 3,000 Total Profit $17,500 + 3,000 = $ 20,500
    8. Compare the difference if all the tickets were sold. 500 tickets in total.
      • How many people
      • Grads/ dates/ guests – 250
      • Parents - 250
      250 × 70 = $ 17,500 250 × 40 = $ 10,000 Total amount 17,500 + 10,000 = $ 27,500 Finding the difference 27,500 – 20,500 = $ 7,000
    9. With the grad dinner coming up soon we get to choose who we want to sit with.
      • There is 16 of us but only 8 people can sit at a table.
      So of course I would love to sit with my friends but….we kind of have a problem !
    10. So I’m wondering how many different ways can my friends & I sit? Before we find out we need to know what the formula is & what they mean. Formula n! (n-r)! r! Meanings n = the number of objects that are available to be arranged r = the number of objects that are being arranged. ! = symbol used for factorial notation
    11. The Answer Is…….
      • n= 16 r= 8
      There is 12, 870 different ways that my friend & I can sit at the dinner.
      • This can be also written like this……
      • 16 nCr 8 = 12,870 different ways
      • See you still get the same answer.
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      • CONVERITBLE HERE I COME!!!
    13. The car that I have chosen is 2008 Saab convertible. The total price with tax is $55,000. My parents will make a down payment of $30,000 and the rest they are going to get a loan from the bank.
      • The loan interest rate is 8.75% and it have to be paid off in 4 years. What is my parents monthly payments?
      • Before we can find out how much they have to pay monthly we need to find the present value.
      Formula Total price of car − down payment = present value.
    14. Now that we have the formula lets solve!
      • $55,000 − 30,000 = $ 25,000
      The present value is $25,000
    15. Now, that we know the present value we can find the monthly payments.
      • To solve this part we need to use our TI-83 (or higher) calculators because we need to use our TMV solver.
      How to get into the TMV solver?! This is how…….. 1.) Apps 2.) Finance 3.)TMV Solver
    16. Yes, once again we need to know what everything means…..
    17. N=48 (12 × 4) I%= 8.75 PV= 25,000 ->PMT=(you are trying to find this) FV= 0 P/Y= 12 C/Y= 12
      • To solve this.....you press ALPHA then Enter
      Your answer should be……… $619.16
      • Since we have the PMT now…we can find the total amount.
      Formula PMT × N = total amount $619.16 × 48 = $ 29, 719.68 The total loan in 4 years is $29, 719.68
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      • The pictures that I use are from Google images & Flickr & Clip Art

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