Group names : 1-Rashid mohammed 2- Abdulaziz abdullah 3-Ahmad abdulla Al madani GRADE: 10-6.

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Group names : 1-Rashid mohammed 2- Abdulaziz abdullah 3-Ahmad abdulla Al madani GRADE: 10-6

Students learn how saving helps people become wealthy. Thy work through a series of exercises learning how to investigate a personal purchase. In so doing, they will learn the importance of saving early and often, and saving as much as possible. They will also gain a stronger understanding of relations and functions through an activity involving mapping.

Students use what they have learned about equation and inequalities to investigate a personal purchase. Students use what they have learned about equations and inequalities to graph them using graphing websites, Do research to investigate the price range from different retailers. Students will use Microsoft word or other software to construct a mapping diagram to illustrate relation between their names and the names of their fathers

1- Reserch the interne to identify a reasonably expensive item that you would like to buy ( laptop, Ipod, Ipad, playbook, playstaion, etc ) The following links will help :

2- You should research retail prices for you chosen product ( this can be done by using the internet for searching or you might actually walk into markets ) and produce a list that ranges from lowest to highest available. Retail Name Price Toshiba Satellite $ Acer Aspire $ Lenovo $ Lenovo Idea pad $ Apple macbook pro $

4- Graph the set of solutions using number line. Isa closed or open interval ? Explain you answer 3- Now you are asked to write a compound inequality that represents the price p range, where A and B represent the lowest and highest price respectively ? < x < 1,

5- If you get a salary of ( Write you salary ) dirham that goes into you bank account at the end of each month, you want to have A ( lowest price ) or B the ( highest price ) in your account by the beginning of the summer for your chosen purchase, If you withdraw N dirhams each mont for fod clothes and movie tickets. Write equation that represent your situation. Clothes : 150 Movie tickets : 60 Food : 300 Salary : =240

6- How many months will you need in order ro have enough money in your account for your purchase usin both the least and most expensive amount -Lest : 2 month -Most 7 months 7- At some point on your saving journey you decided to take a personal loan from your bank. The amount you borrow will depend on how far you have come in your saving. For example, if your purchase costs 1250 Aed and you have managed to save 300 Aed in your first month, then you willborrow 950 AED. No incorporate th loan amount (y) and write a revised equation for the actual amount you will borrow My purchase costs 1150 Am, I will borrow 910 AED

8- Use the linkbelow t graph the linear equation you wrote for then loan amount. Explain your solution Months cost 2 month

9- Consider a relation defind from boys in your class to their parents defined by 'is son of. a) Write the number of elements in the domain. b) What can be the maximum number of elements in the range ? c) Using Microsoft Word or other software, construct a mapping diagrm, mapping the elementsof the domain ( student names ) to the elements of the range( father names ). d) Is this relation a function ? Give reasons. Ahmad Omar Rashid Abdullah Amen Mohammed Masoud

Final outcome of this project : 1- A portfolio containing : A title page. An introduction describing the purpose of this activity. A step by step description of the progress of the project 2- An oral presentation describing the steps you followed to achieve your project and explaining the results ( findings and discoveries ) achieved.