Finite Math > Linear Programming > Graphical Maximums
Bounded - Standard | Bounded Nonstandard
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Shown on this page are youtube videos using a digital pen on virtual paper assisted by a HP Prime calculator emulator. The content found here extends the content found in our eBook or print copy of HP Prime Guide Algebra Fundamentals.
Click on play and the full screen option in the Embedded youtube video or click on the direct link to go directly to the youtube site to play the video.
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Bounded - Standard
The video uses the corner points of a bounded region to solve maximum profit for a linear programming problem. We explore using the Math features of Onenote for windows 10 and then the HP Prime.
Embedded YouTube video file or direct link
HP Prime Onenote Bounded Standard Maximum or direct link
We used the word functions in the video. Mathematically speaking they are relations. If you have access to Microsoft Onenote Digital Assistant use it to further explore the math digital assistant. Microsoft is in the process of adding equation editor to 365 subscription of Onenote for Windows 10. They recommend you use equation editor in Word and copy and paste into Onenote for Windows 10. That is what we did to get the math inequalities symbols.
Bounded - Npnstandard
The video uses the corner points of a bounded region to solve maximum profit for a linear programming problem. We explore using the HP Prime. We attempted to use built-in operation simplex_reduce to check our work. It did meet its restrictions. Its answer could not be used even though it turned out to be correct.
We defined p twice. First to be profit, p(x,y), and then to be the vector p. The second use would negate it use to calculate additional values for p(x,y).
Embedded YouTube video file or direct link
HP Prime Onenote Bounded Nonstandard Maximum or direct link
We used word functions in the video mathematically speaking they are relations. Microsoft is in the process of adding equation editor to 365 subscription of Onenote for Windows 10. They recommend you use equation editor in Word and copy and paste into Onenote for Windows 10. That is what we did to get the math inequality symbols.
We transposed 2/5 as 5/2 in various video scenes. Calculator screen shots show it correctly as 2/5.
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