How Graphs of Systems of Equations Help Us Make Decisions By: Laura Becker Algebra 1.

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How Graphs of Systems of Equations Help Us Make Decisions By: Laura Becker Algebra 1

SHOULD I BECOME A MEMBER OR NOT? Kato’s DVD is offering customers a monthly membership into its DVD club.

Normally, to rent a DVD it costs $3.50.

If I become a member of the DVD club, it will cost me $18.00 a month plus $0.50 per DVD.

I need to decide whether it is worth it or not for me to join the DVD club. TO JOIN OR NOT TO JOIN

Let’s Write an Equation for Each Situation With Membership to DVD Club Without Membership to DVD Club Let y= total cost Let x = number of DVDs rented y = 0.50x y = 3.50x

Let’s Graph Both Equations Using Slope Intercept Form With Membership to DVD Club y = 0.50x Without Membership to DVD Club y = 3.50x

KATO’S DVD PRICES Number of DVDs y = 0.50x With Membership y = 3.50x Without Membership

Since the graphs of the lines intersect at the point (6, 21), it would cost $21.00 to rent 6 DVDs both with the membership as well as without the membership.

KATO’S DVD PRICES Number of DVDs With Membership Without Membership (6, 21) The point of intersection is the solution to the system of equations. It is the point that makes both equations true.

We can algebraically show that 6 DVDs rented would cost the same, both with or without the membership. Without DVD Membership Renting 6 DVDs y = 3.50x y = 3.50(6) y = $21.00 With DVD Membership Renting 6 DVDs y = 0.50x y = 0.50(6) y = y = $21.00

By looking more closely at the graph, the line for “Without a Membership” has a lower cost when renting less than six DVDs per month. We can look at this algebraically as well. With DVD Membership Renting 4 DVDs y = 0.50x y = 0.50(4) y = y = $20.00 Without DVD Membership Renting 4 DVDs y = 3.50x y = 3.50(4) y = $14.00 See Graph

After the point of intersection, renting more than 6 DVDs per month, the line for “With a Membership” has a lower cost. With DVD Membership Renting 8 DVDs y = 0.50x y = 0.50(8) y = y = $22.00 Without DVD Membership Renting 8 DVDs y = 3.50x y = 3.50(8) y = $28.00 See Graph

KATO’S DVD PRICES Number of DVDs With Membership Without Membership (6, 21) The point of intersection is the solution to the system of equations. It is the point that makes both equations true.

In summary, if you know that you will rent less than six DVDs per month, it is cheaper to not become a member of the DVD club. If you know that you will rent more than six DVDs per month, it is cheaper to become a member of the DVD club.