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                                                       Chapter 7 Linear Programming   Additional Mathematics

                                           7.1

                      1.  Shade  the  region  which  represented  by  the   (c)  In a week, Jason makes x cupboard P and y
                       following linear inequality.  C1                 cupboard Q. He has a capital of RM2 000.
                              1
                                                 2
                       (a)  y <  x + 3     (b)  y >  x – 1              The cost of making a cupboard P is RM200
                              2                  5                      and a cupboard Q is RM100.
                                  y                  y
                                                                   4.  Represent  each  of  the  following  linear
                                 6                  3                inequalities graphically.   C3
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                            1    4                   2               (a)  x > 4
                          y = –x + 3  2      y = –x – 1  1
                                               2
                                 2             5                        y , 8
                                       x                   x         (b)  x , 7
                           –6  –4  –2 0  2    –3  –2  –1 0  1
                                –2                 –1                   y > 1
                                                                     (c)  x > –2
                                                                        y > 4
                                                  4
                              8
                       (c)  y ,  x – 5     (d) y < –  x – 3          (d)  x + y > 2
                              3                   9
                                                                        y , 6
                            y                          y
                                                                     (e)  x + y < 4
                           2                              x             x + y . 1
                                             –8  –6  –4 –2 0         (f)  x > y
                                      x              –1
                          –2 0  2  4  6                                 x . 1
                                                4
                          –2                y = – –x – 3  –2
                                 8                                   (g)  y < 2x                              CHAP.
                          –4  y = –x – 5              9  –3
                                 3
                          –6                         –4                 y > x + 2                              7
                                                                     (h)  y > 2x
                                                                        y < 3x
                      2.  Determine the linear inequality which satisfies
                       each of the following regions.  C2          5.  Shade  the  region  R  which  satisfied  the
                       (a)                 (b)                       following inequalities.  C2
                                                                                     x > 0
                              y                      y                                y > x
                                                                                   y < 2x + 1
                             4     2               6
                                y = –x + 2         7                                x + y < 8.
                             2     3        y = –x + 5  4
                                               3
                                      x             2
                          –4  –2 0  2  4                                  x = 0
                             –2                           x
                                             –3  –2  –1 0  1
                             –4                    –2                                 y = 2x + 1
                                                                          8                   y = x
                       (c)                 (d)
                                                                          6
                            y                  y
                                                                          4
                           4                  4
                           3             8    2                           2               x + y = 8
                           2   y = – –x + 4              x
                                   3
                                            –2 0  2  4 6
                           1                 –2        5                                           y = 0
                                      x      –4  y = –x – 4                0    2    4   6    8
                          –1 0  1  2  3                2

                      3.  Write  a  mathematical  model  for  each  of  the     6.  Draw  y  > 2x  +  1  and  y  , 2x  –  3  on  the
                       following situations.  C1                     same  graph.  Is  there  any  solution  for  these
                       (a)  The  number  of  participants  for  course  A   inequalities?  C2
                          is at most three times than the number of
                          participants for course B.               7.  Is the point (2, 1) a solution of the inequalities
                       (b)  The  number  of  male  workers  exceed  the   x + y . 1 and 2x + y , 8?  C2
                          number of female workers by at most 40.

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