To calculate: The matrices that represent the sales data for city and suburbs for month of January and February.
Answer to Problem 86AYU
The matrices that represent the sales data for city and suburbs for month of January and February are
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The Rizza Ford sold 400 subcompact, 250 intermediate-size cars and 50 SUV’s in the city location and 450 subcompact, 200 intermediate-size cars and 140 SUV’s in suburbs for the month of January.
The Rizza Ford sold 350 subcompact, 100 intermediate-size cars and 30 SUV’s in the city location and 350 subcompact, 300 intermediate-size cars and 100 SUV’s in suburbs for the month of February.
Calculation:
Consider the provided information that the Rizza Ford sold 400 subcompact, 250 intermediate-size cars and 50 SUV’s in the city location and 450 subcompact, 200 intermediate-size cars and 140 SUV’s in suburbs for the month of January.
The Rizza Ford sold 350 subcompact, 100 intermediate-size cars and 30 SUV’s in the city location and 350 subcompact, 300 intermediate-size cars and 100 SUV’s in suburbs for the month of February.
The above data can be represented as a
The representation for sales for month of January is,
The representation for sales for month of February is,
To calculate: The total sale done in January and February.
Answer to Problem 86AYU
The total sale done in January and February is
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The representation for sales for month of January is,
The representation for sales for month of February is,
Calculation:
Consider the representation for sales for month of January is,
The representation for sales for month of February is,
Therefore, total sales done in month of January and February is the sum of the above matrices ,
Therefore, total sale done in January and February is
To calculate: The matrix representation of profit on each type of car.
Answer to Problem 86AYU
The matrix representation of profit on each type of car is
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The profit on each subcompact car is
It is provided that the profit on each subcompact car is
Construct a 3 by 1 column matrix to represent the profit on each type of car.
Therefore, profit is
To calculate: The profit of the company at each location.
Answer to Problem 86AYU
The profit of the company at each location is
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The matrix representation of profit on each type of car is
The total sale done in January and February is
The Rizza Ford sold 400 subcompact, 250 intermediate-size cars and 50 SUV’s in the city location and 450 subcompact, 200 intermediate-size cars and 140 SUV’s in suburbs for the month of January.
The Rizza Ford sold 350 subcompact, 100 intermediate-size cars and 30 SUV’s in the city location and 350 subcompact, 300 intermediate-size cars and 100 SUV’s in suburbs for the month of February.
It is provided that the profit on each subcompact car is
The matrix representation of profit on each type of car is
The total sale done in January and February is
Total number of each car sold are,
Therefore, profit at each location is,
Thus, the profit of the company at each location is
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