What's NewDuring the Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID -19) pandemic, Mrs. Reyeswas not able to report to work because their clty was placed under EnhancedCommunity Quarantine (ECQ) and everyone is required to "Stay at Home". She wasworried because she has no more income to support her two children.When she received the Php6,000.00 cash assistance from the SocialAmelioration Program, she thought of a way on how this amount will last longer bybaking and selling banana cake. Her banana cake cost Php85 per canister.Complete the table below to show the amount Mrs. Reyes will earn fromselling banana cake, then answer the question that follow.Number of canistersof banana cake (x)1.3.1.Salesf (x)851702551,955(in Php)Questions:1. Do you have any difficulty in completing the table? Pease elaborate.2. What are the independent and dependent varlables in the situation?3. Can you model the situation using linear function? If so, what is it?4. If Mrs. Reyes sells 10 canisters in a day, how much will she earn for that day?5. How many canisters of banana cakes must she sell to earn Php1,955?6. What other ways could you suggest to Mrs. Reyes for her to be able tosupport her children if the pandemic continues longer?

3. 2. Number of canisters of banana cake (x) 1. (x) /se 85 170 255 n Php) tions: Do you have any difficulty in completing the table? Pease e- What are the independent and dependent varlables in the s Can you model the situation using linear function? If so, wh If Mrs. Reyes sells 10 canisters in a day, how much will she How many canisters of banana cakes must she sell to earn What other ways could you suggest to Mrs. Reyes for her t- support her children if the pandemic continues longer?

3. 2. Number of canisters of banana cake (x) 1. (x) /se 85 170 255 n Php) tions: Do you have any difficulty in completing the table? Pease e- What are the independent and dependent varlables in the s Can you model the situation using linear function? If so, wh If Mrs. Reyes sells 10 canisters in a day, how much will she How many canisters of banana cakes must she sell to earn What other ways could you suggest to Mrs. Reyes for her t- support her children if the pandemic continues longer?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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