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1 Study Unit 2 : Linear functions Chapter 2 : Sections 2.1 2.4 and 2.6 1. Function Humans = relationships Function = mathematical form of a relationship Temperature and number of ice cream sold Independent variable if variable : x Dependent variable then variable : y Function of x : f(x) = y f(x) = 2x +3 or y = 2x + 3 Relationship of x and y : ordered pair (x;y) If temp is 20 then number of ice creams sold is 400 If temp is 30 then number of ice creams sold is 600 (x 1 ; y 1 ) = (20 ; 400) and (x 2 ; y 2 ) = (30 ; 600) To graph relationship use Cartesian plane 2 number lines : x-axis : horizontal y-axis : vertical intersection : origin 300 200 100 y-axis Origin (0;0) (2;300) -3-2 -1 1 2 3 100 x-axis 200

2 2. Linear function Relationship between 2 variables is linear and graph is a straight line y = mx + c or y = ax +b with y and x variables and m and c values and (x 1 ;y 1 ) and (x 2 ;y 2 ) are 2 points on the line. o m = slope or how steep is line or how does y-values change if x values change y2 y1 m= x x 2 1 o c = y-intercept : cut y-axis : where x = 0 y-axis y 2 y 1 y = mx + c y y m=slope= x x m positive 2 1 2 1 y-intercept = c x = 0 (0;c) x 1 x 2 x-intercept y = 0 (x;0) x-axis

3 Other lines: y = mx + c y-axis m = slope = negative x = 5 y-intercept = c x = 0 y = 2 x-intercept y =0 x-axis If two lines are parallel they have the same slope

4 How to determine equation of line: o Need 2 points on line (x 1 ;y 1 ) and (x 2 ;y 2 ) 1. Calculate y m = x y x 2 1 2 1 2. Substitute m and any one of the 2 points into function y = mx + c to determine c No 3a of discussion class How to draw a line: o Need two points on line or o Equation of line 1. Calculate any 2 points on line by choosing a x-value and calculate the y-value No 3b of discussion class

5 Question 3a Find the equation of the line passing through the points (1; 20) and (5; 60). Solution y = mx + c. Let (x 1 ; y 1 ) = (1 ; 20) and (x 2 ; y 2 ) = (5 ; 60) The slope m is y y m x x Therefore y = 10x +c. 60 20 40 10 2 1 = = = = 2 1 5 1 4 Substitute any one of the points into the equation of the line to determine c. Let s choose the point (1 ; 20). Then y= 10x+ c 20 = 10 1+ c 20 = 10 + c c = 10 20 c = 10 c = 10 The equation of the line is y= 10x+ 10.

6 Question 3 b Draw the graph of the line y = 10 x + 10. Solution Need two points to draw line : Choose any x or y value and calculate y or x: Choose x = 0 then y = 10 (0) + 10 y = 10 -> point 1 = (0 ; 10) Choose y = 0 then 0 = 10x + 10 10x = 10 x = 10/ 10 x = 1 -> point2 = ( 1 ; 0) 30 y-axis y = 10x + 10 20 ( 1;0) 10 (0;10) -3-2 -1 1 2 3 10 x-axis 20

7 How to determine a slope, y-intercept and x-intercept if given the equation of a line: for example 3x + 4y 8 = 4 or y = 4x +20 1. Write it in the format y = mx + c 2. Compare with standard form => slope is m, y-intercept is c 3. To calculate the x-intercept make y = 0 and solve for x 1. Write in format y = mx +c 3x + 4y 8 = 4 4y = 4 + 8 3x 4y = 12 3x y = 12/4 3/4x y = 3 3/4x 2. slope = m = 3/4 y-intercept = c = 3 x-intercept is where y = 0 but y = 3 3/4x 0 = 3 3/4x 3/4x = 3 x = 3 4/3 x = 12/3 x = 4

8 3. Application in economics Relationship between price P and quantity Q of a product Demand function If the price of a product then the demand P = a bq with a = y-intercept (c) b = slope = negative P a Q Supply function If the price of a product then the supply P = c + dq with c = y-intercept d = slope = positive P c Q

9 Cost function Fixed cost Cost Variable cost dependent on quantity Q TC = FC + VC x Q => y = c + mx A supermarket s fixed cost is R5000 per month and the salary per employees is R2000 per month. What is the supermarket s linear cost function if the number of employees is Q? Cost = 5000 + 2000Q Revenue What you earn R = Price x Quantity R = P x Q => px Profit Revenue cost Depreciation A R200 000 car depreciates linearly to R40 000 in 8 years time. Derive a linear equation for the value of the car after x years with 0 x 8.

10 Let y = value and x = time or years y = mx + c Need two points on graph: Given (8; 40 000) and (0; 200 000) y2 y1 40000 200000 160000 Now m = = = = 20000 x x 8 0 8 2 1 y = 20 000x + c Take any one of two points: Say point 2 200 000 = -20 000(0) + c c = 200 000 Depreciation : y = 20 000x + 200 000

11 Elasticity Important in economics Think what happens with an elastic band: if you apply little pressure the band expand a little bit and if you apply a lot of pressure the band expand a lot. How sensitive demand is for price change If the price P and % change in price goes up or down what will happen to the % change in quantity Ratio of % change % change in demand ε = % change in price Price elasticity of demand or supply o Point : At a point o Arc : Over an interval 1. Price elasticity of demand Point (P 0 ;Q 0 ) Demand : P = a bq 1 P0 ε d = b Q0 In terms of P 1 P P ε d = = b Q P a Discussion class 4a + 4b

12 Question 4a If the demand function is P = 80 2Q, where P and Q are the price and quantity respectively, determine the expression for price elasticity of demand if the price P = 20. Solution Now 1 ε d = b P Q Given P = 80 2Q and P = 20. Comparing P = 80 2Q with P = a bq > a = 80 and b = 2. To determine the value of Q we substitute P = 20 into the equation and solve for Q Now 20 = 80 2Q 20 80 = 2Q 60 = Q 2 Q = 30

13 1 P ε d = b Q 1 20 = 2 30 1 = 3 = 0,33 At P = 20 a 1% increase (decrease) in price will cause a 0,33% decrease (increase) in the quantity demanded Question 4 b If the demand function is P = 80 2Q, where P and Q are the price and quantity respectively, determine the expression for price elasticity of demand in terms of P only. Solution Now demand in terms of P ε = d P P a Given P = 80 2Q and P = 20. Comparing P = 80 2Q with P = a bq, > a = 80 and b = 2. P Thus ε d =. P 80

14 Arc Over an interval Use the average P and Q at beginning and end of interval. P 1 P 2 and Q 1 Q 2 1 P 1+P2 ε d = b Q +Q 1 2 Discussion class 5 Question 5 Given the demand function P = 60 0,2Q where P and Q is the price and quantity respectively, calculate the arc price elasticity of demand when the price decreases from R50 to R40. Solution 1 P1+ P2 Arc elasticity of demand = b Q + Q 1 2 Given function P = 60 0,2Q, with a = 60 and b = 0, 2 Given P 1 = 50 and P 2 = 40. Need to determine Q1 and Q 2. P= 60 0,2Q 0,2Q= 60 P Q= 300 5P

15 Determine Q 1 and Q 2 by substituting P 1 = 50 and P 2 = 40 into the equation. Thus If P If P = 50 then Q = 300 5 50 = 50 1 1 = 40 then Q = 300 5 40 = 100 2 2 Therefore 1 P1+ P2 Elasticity of demand = b Q + Q 1 2 1 50 + 40 = 0, 2 50 + 100 1 90 = 0, 2 150 90 = 30 = 3 2. Price elasticity of supply Demand : P = c + dq 1 P0 ε s = d Q 0