SOLUTIONS:

Module 3 - Case

Here are the problems in the table 1 solved, and with work shown

100% CORRECT

Expectations

1. As this is a fundamental "hands on" course, it is expected that you master these basic calulation and problem solving exercises.

2. Then it is expected that you demonstrate how these topics apply to the real world / healthcare setting.

Systems of Equations

1. Solve the following problems for X and Y in these two system equations, and for X and Y and Z, in these three system equations.

2. Fill the table, but MAKE SURE you show all your work step by step, below the table, so you may get partial credit even if your final answer is wrong.

3. Fill table 1 (worth 75%):

   Table 1

Q #

Equation 1

Equation 2

Equation 3

X=

Y=

Z=

1

X+Y=9

X+2Y=13

none

none

2

3X+7Y=24

9X+5Y=24

none

none

3

4X+Y=17

2X+3Y=21

none

none

4

18X+Y=42

6X-3Y=-6

none

none

5

X+Y+2Z=5

X+Y=5

X+3Y+Z=11

6

X+10Y+Z=52

5X+Y+4Z=15

X+2y-3Z=12

7

2X+2Y+4Z=10

3X+3Y=15

4X+12Y+4Z=44

1. What is the difference between system #5 and system #7?

2. Solve Table 2 (Click here for Table 2) - Answer the question in the box (worth 25%) by:

(a) Just by looking at it, and

(b) transforming the pictures to math equations.

For example the first row would look like this:

11 = 1 Cat + 3 Waves = C+3W

Answer:

Cat =

Wave =

Heart =

U =

Click here for Table 2.