Algebra and Trigonometry: Structure and Method, Book 2

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ISBN: 9780395977255

Author: MCDOUGAL LITTEL

Publisher: McDougal Littell

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Chapter 2.1, Problem 4CE

To determine

To write a program to solve the inequality of form ax+b<c .

Expert Solution

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The given inequality is 5x+3<12 and the domain is {6,7,.....,12}

Calculation:

The following is the required BASICProgram-

10 PRINT “THIS PROGRAM WILL SOLVE INEQUALITY”
20 PRINT “OF THE FORM A*X+B <C”
30 INPUT “ENTER A, B AND C:” A, B, C$
40 INPUT “ENTER DOMAIN SET”; D
50 PRINT “SOLUTION SET CONSISTS OF X SUCH THAT”
60 IF A<0 AND C<0 THEN PRINT
	“X>” (B+C)/A;
70 IF A<0 AND C>0 THEN PRINT
	“X>” (-C-B)/A;
80 IF A>0 AND C>0 THEN PRINT
	“X<” (C-B)/A;
90 IF A>0 AND C<0 THEN PRINT
	“X<” (-C-B)/A;
100 IF X<MIN (DOMAIN) OR X>MAX (DOMAIN) THEN PRINT
	“THERE IS NO SOLUTION FROM THE DOMAIN”.

110 END

DRY RUN of the program:-

SAMPLE OUTPUT:

THIS PROGRAM WILL SOLVE INEQUALITY

OF THE FORM A*X+B <C

ENTER A, B AND C

A=5,B=3,C=12

ENTER DOMAIN SET

D={6,7,.....,12}

SOLUTION SET CONSISTS OF X SUCH THAT

X<95

THERE IS NO SOLUTION FROM THE DOMAIN.

To determine

To write a program to solve the inequality of form ax+b<c .

Expert Solution

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The given inequality is 5x+3<12 and the domain is {−10,−9,.....,6}

Calculation:

The following is the required BASICProgram-

10 PRINT “THIS PROGRAM WILL SOLVE INEQUALITY”
20 PRINT “OF THE FORM A*X+B <C”
30 INPUT “ENTER A, B AND C:” A, B, C$
40 INPUT “ENTER DOMAIN SET”; D
50 PRINT “SOLUTION SET CONSISTS OF X SUCH THAT”
60 IF A<0 AND C<0 THEN PRINT
	“X>” (B+C)/A;
70 IF A<0 AND C>0 THEN PRINT
	“X>” (-C-B)/A;
80 IF A>0 AND C>0 THEN PRINT
	“X<” (C-B)/A;
90 IF A>0 AND C<0 THEN PRINT
	“X<” (-C-B)/A;
100 IF X<MIN (DOMAIN) OR X>MAX (DOMAIN) THEN PRINT
	“THERE IS NO SOLUTION FROM THE DOMAIN”.

110 END

DRY RUN of the program:-

SAMPLE OUTPUT:

THIS PROGRAM WILL SOLVE INEQUALITY

OF THE FORM A*X+B <C

ENTER A, B AND C

A=5,B=3,C=12

ENTER DOMAIN SET

D={−10,−9,.....,6}

SOLUTION SET CONSISTS OF X SUCH THAT

X<95

To determine

To write a program to solve the inequality of form ax+b<c .

Expert Solution

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The given inequality is 5x+3<12 and the domain is {1,2,.....,6}

Calculation:

The following is the required BASICProgram-

10 PRINT “THIS PROGRAM WILL SOLVE INEQUALITY”
20 PRINT “OF THE FORM A*X+B <C”
30 INPUT “ENTER A, B AND C:” A, B, C$
40 INPUT “ENTER DOMAIN SET”; D
50 PRINT “SOLUTION SET CONSISTS OF X SUCH THAT”
60 IF A<0 AND C<0 THEN PRINT
	“X>” (B+C)/A;
70 IF A<0 AND C>0 THEN PRINT
	“X>” (-C-B)/A;
80 IF A>0 AND C>0 THEN PRINT
	“X<” (C-B)/A;
90 IF A>0 AND C<0 THEN PRINT
	“X<” (-C-B)/A;
100 IF X<MIN (DOMAIN) OR X>MAX (DOMAIN) THEN PRINT
	“THERE IS NO SOLUTION FROM THE DOMAIN”.

110 END

DRY RUN of the program:-

SAMPLE OUTPUT:

THIS PROGRAM WILL SOLVE INEQUALITY

OF THE FORM A*X+B <C

ENTER A, B AND C

A=5,B=3,C=12

ENTER DOMAIN SET

D={1,2,.....,6}

SOLUTION SET CONSISTS OF X SUCH THAT

X<95

Chapter 2.1, Problem 3CE

Chapter 2.2, Problem 1OE

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