STUDENT PROJECT:

CANADA WINTER GAMES

 APPLIED MATH 30
 Mrs Falkeid

 A project By:

Mattias Marois
 PROJECT # 1
“CANADA WINTER GAMES
 MATRIX:
 QUESTION # 1
 Part A
 POSSIBLE FLIGHT NETWORKS

Calgary
Matrix # 1 representing direct flights
to and from Halifax (M)

calgary Halifax Edmonton

Calgary 0 1 0
Edmonto 0 1 0
n
1 0 1
Halifax
 Matrix #2 representing one way
flights from calgary or edmonton
with stopover

2
0 1 0
0 1 0 =
1 0 1
0 1 0
0 1 0
1 1 1
 Part two 3x3 matrix # N

calgary toronto halifax

edmonton 0 1 1

toronto 1 0 1
halifax 1 1 0
0 2 1
M+ N=
1 1 1
2 1 1

This Matrix represents the # of stopovers going to and from

halifax.
#4
 PART B

The equation that would work best for the cost of

a daily pass over time would be quadreg
(ax^2+bx+c) =(.5x^2+1.7x+5.5)

The equation that would work best for the cost of

a weekly pass over time would be quadreg
(1.25x^2+1.25+26.25)
 #2

Using the quadreg regression the cost of a daily

pass is 84.7$

Using quadreg equation the cost of a weekly pass

is 53.75$
The weekly pass would be the most reliable
Since it s the cheapest. And it remains the
cheapest as years go by
 #2-2

89/(.13)+10/(.13)+16/(.13)+20/(.13)=1038.46
The amount they should budget is 1038.46
 PART C
(Your friend has researched the cost of hotels in
Halifax and collected the data shown below)

#1- the mean for this question is found by adding

all the values divided by# of values which is
125.21 this would be the average cost for all the
hotels per night.
The standard deviation
 Question # 2

Mean=125.21
At 13% HST and 2% Hotel tax
125.21(2)x.13=32.55$
125.21(2)x.02=5.01$
Add both of those figures to the mean then divide
it by two since they are sharing a room.
250.42+32.55+5.01=287.98/2
They should both budget143.99$ each.
 #3

143.99+225(.13)=173.24

They should budget 173.24$ each for the entire

trip
 #4

TMV SOLVER:
N=19
I%=2.5
PMT=
FV=
P/Y=
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