- Directing coefficient (1 exercice)
- Patent Problems Involving Inequalities (4 exercices)
The
plots
in
this
part
will
be
made
on
a
sheet
of
milli-metered
paper.
Let
f
:
x
↦−→
ax
+
b
be
an
affine
function
with
representative
line
D
.
All
points
(
x
;
y
)
of
D
verify
the
relation
y
=
ax
+
b
.
We
will
say
that
:
The
equality
y
=
ax
+
b
is
the
equation
of
the
line
D
.
Draw
a
reference
frame
with
the
origin
O
being
placed
at
the
bottom
left
and
:
where
1
cm
for
10
sessions
on
the
x-axis;
where
1
cm
for
10
000
F
on
the
ordinate
axis.
the
x-axis
and
y-axis
are
perpendicular.
1
Draw
in
this
frame
the
straight
lines
:
D
A
of
equation
:
y
=1
500
x
;
D
B
of
equation
:
y
=
800
x
+
28
000
;
D
C
of
equation
:
y
=
98
000
.
For
the
following
questions,
show
the
construction
lines
used
to
answer
them.
No
calculations
are
required.
2
Wanda
chose
the
formula
A
and
paid
90
000
F
.
How
many
sessions
did
she
have?
3
Determine
by
calculation
the
number
of
sessions
at
which
it
is
more
advantageous
to
choose
the
C
formula.
E.959
Part
1
The
students’
association
is
proposing
to
finance
a
trip
for
the
3
o
1
class
of
a
middle
school
by
selling
knitwear.
To
do
this,
she
offers
three
financing
formulas
:
formula
A
:
1
000
F
per
knit
sold
;
formula
B
:
a
flat-rate
grant
of
20
000
F
and
700
F
per
knit
sold
;
formula
C
:
a
flat-rate
grant
of
100
000
F
whatever
the
number
of
knits
sold.
1
a
Copy
and
complete
the
following
table
:
Number
de
knitwear
vendus
10
50
100
150
250
Formule
A
10
000
Formule
B
90000
Formule
C
100
000
b
Using
the
completed
table
above,
which
formula
makes
more
money
for
the
class
if
the
association
sells
10
knits?
100
knits?
250
knits?
2
Let
x
be
the
number
of
knitwear
items
sold
by
the
stu-dents’
association.
We
call:
P
A
(
x
)
,
the
amount
of
funding
obtained
by
the
class
if
the
association
sells
x
knitwear
with
the
formula
A
;
P
B
(
x
)
,
the
amount
of
funding
obtained
by
the
class
if
the
association
sells
x
knitwear
with
the
formula
B
.
Express
P
A
(
x
)
and
P
B
(
x
)
,
the
financing
amounts
as
a
function
of
x
.
3
From
how
many
knits
sold,
does
the
formula
A
yield
more
money,
for
the
3
o
1
class,
than
the
formula
B
?
Second
part
Constructions
will
be
made
on
a
millimeter
sheet
with
the
utmost
care.
1
Draw
a
marker
with
O
placed
at
the
bottom
left
of
the
sheet
and
:
where
1
cm
for
10
knits
sold
on
the
x-axis.
where
1
cm
for
10
000
F
on
the
y-axis.
the
x-axis
and
y-axis
are
perpendicular.
2
In
the
previous
reference
frame,
construct
the
graphical
representations
of
the
functions
f
and
g
defined
by:
f
(
x
)
=
1
000
x
;
g
(
x
)
=
700
x
+
20
000
3
The
students’
association
won
111
000
F
with
the
formula
B
.
Graphically
determine
the
number
of
knits
sold.
(We’ll
leave
the
construction
lines
visible).
4
Find
the
result
of
the
previous
question,
by
solving
an
equation.
Note
:
The
various
prices
are
given
in
Polynesian
francs
(
FP
)
.
As
a
guide,
1
euro
=
119.33
FP.
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E.955
In
a
store,
a
printer
ink
cartridge
costs
15
euros.
On
a
website,
the
same
cartridge
costs
10
eu-ros,
with
a
fixed
delivery
charge
of
40
euros
regardless
of
the
number
of
cartridges
purchased.
1
Reproduce
and
complete
the
following
table
:
Nombre
de
cartouches
achetées
2
5
11
14
Prix
to
be
paid
in
magasin
(in
euros)
Prix
to
be
paid
per
Internet
(in
euros)
2
The
number
of
cartridges
purchased
is
noted
x
.
a
We
note
P
A
the
price
to
be
paid
for
the
purchase
of
x
cartridges
in
store.
Express
P
A
as
a
function
of
x
.
b
Note
P
B
the
price
to
be
paid,
including
delivery,
for
the
purchase
of
x
cartridges
via
the
Internet.
Express
P
B
as
a
function
of
x
.
3
Shown
below
are
two
straight
lines
(
d
1
)
and
(
d
2
)
in
the
frame
below
:
These
two
straight
lines
are
the
graphical
representations
of
the
functions
P
A
and
P
B
.
a
Associate
each
of
the
functions
(
d
1
)
and
(
d
2
)
with
its
graphical
representation.
b
Graphically
determine
the
most
advantageous
price
for
the
purchase
of
10
cartridges
(leave
your
construction
lines
apparent)
.
c
Sonia
has
80
euros
to
buy
cartridges.
Graphically,
de-termine
the
most
advantageous
formula
for
Sonia?
(let
your
construction
lines
belong)
.
4
a
Determine,
using
an
inequation,
from
which
num-ber
of
cartridges
the
Internet
price
becomes
less
than
or
equal
to
the
in-store
price?
b
Justify
the
previous
result
graphically.
E.2576
A
video
store
offers
different
rates
for
borrowing
DVDs
:
Rate
A:
4
e
par
DVD
borrowed.
Rate
B
:
2.50
e
par
DVD
borrowed,
after
paying
a
sub-scription
of
18
e
.
Tariff
C
:
subscription
of
70
e
pour
an
unlimited
number
of
DVDs.
1
Complete
the
following
table
showing
the
price
to
be
paid
for
5
,
or
15
or
25
DVD,
at
A
,
B
or
C
rates.
5
DVD
15
DVD
25
DVD
Tariff
cost
A
Cost
at
tariff
B
Cost
at
tariff
C
We
note
x
the
number
of
DVDs
borrowed.
2
It
is
assumed
that
the
three
tariffs
can
be
expressed
using
the
following
functions
:
f
:
x
↦−→
2.5
x
+
18
;
g
:
x
↦−→
70
;
h
:
x
↦−→
4
x
a
Associate
each
tariff
with
its
corresponding
function.
b
Plot
the
graphical
representations
of
these
three
func-tions
in
the
same
frame
of
reference.
Take
1
cm
as
the
abscissa
for
2
DV
D
and
1
cm
as
the
ordinate
for
5
e
.
3
a
Solve
equation
:
4
x
=2.5
x
+18
b
Interpret
the
result.
4
a
Graphically
solve
the
following
inequation
:
70
2.5
x
+
18
b
Then
find
the
result
by
calculation.
5
Summary
:
give
the
most
attractive
rate
according
to
the
number
of
DVDs
borrowed.
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