Solve the following inequalities algebraically.
You can drive a Smart Fortwo for as little as € 5.00 per day! Imagine that you had bought such a car on January , 2006 and paid that euro per day. To cover the maintenance costs they offer you a subscription of cent per kilometre driven, which will cover just about all maintenance fees. You are then left with just the fuel costs. With litre of fuel you can drive kilometres. The price of litre of fuel is approximately € 1.50.
How much do you pay per kilometre for petrol and maintenance combined?
What would this Smart cost you if you drove km per year?
Draw up the inequality for the following question: What is the maximum distance (in kilometres) that you could drive this Smart if you wanted to spend less than € 4000 that year? Then proceed to solve this inequality algebraically.
The maintenance subscription of cent per kilometre is only valid if you drive at least km/year. If your distance travelled is lower, then you will be charged for km/year. Write down the complete function rule for the annual costs as a function of distance travelled.
Two cars are travelling along the highway M1, both with (approximately) constant speed. Driver A maintains a speed of km/h. Driver B has a speed of km/h. When driver B crosses the bridge across the river IJssel at the city of Deventer he is kilometres behind driver A. This happens at time . The distance (in kilometres) to Deventer is .
For each car, draw up a linear function for .
Calculate how many minutes it takes car B to catch up with car A.
Algebraically determine in which time interval the distance between the two cars is less than kilometers.
Given function with .
Solve algebraically: .
Solve algebraically: .