COMEN Messages Forum Case Home Math 147 2001> Ant Gebook Log Out Case Study 3 This case study is all about sobinga vyviem o equating the Rosmatra Section 23 Acar rental agency in a major city has total of 2200 cars that it rent from the location Metropolis Airport, dowlows and the walle Cley Airport Some weekly new show the Nested From Returned to Metropolis Airport Drama Cay Airport Metropolis Airport 903 103 10 Downtown 55 SOS 39 Alde beginning of a week, wayans should be each location so that the same of an will be there at the end of the week Sunt by writing syem of equations using these variables that represent the amount of tal cars at each port. The converted and put a REF your des rally ults. Note that you can use the stonedier in Ward to matrices to your port Message me if you have the Include an introduction treate the problem in your was worked and conclusion interpretation of the multe) in your reporting uy be helpful to write your report in the form of a busien keer. Save your posts upload it here by the 100 points poste Due Fri 10/152.1300 pm Suar Ei Help wamap.org WAMAP 1 Video Case Study 3 This case study is all about solving a system of equations using the RREF of a matrix. (Section 2.2) A car rental agency in a major city has a total of 2200 cars that it rents from three locations: Metropolis Airport, downtown and at the smaller City Airport. Some weekly rental and return patterns are shown in the table Rented From Returned to Metropolis Downtown City Airport Airport Metropolis 90% Airport 10% 10% Downtown 5% 5% At the beginning of a week, how many cars should be at each location so that the same number of cars will be there at the end of the week? Start by writing a system of equations using three variables that represent the amount of rental cars at each airport. Then convert this to an augmented matrix and put it in RREF using your calculator. Finally interpret the results. Note that you can use the equation editor in Word to add matrices to your report. Message me if you have questions about that. Include an introduction (restate the problem in your own words) and conclusion (interpretation of the results) in your report. It again may be helpful to write your report in the form of a business letter. Save your report as a PDF and upload it here by the deadline. 80% 100 points possible. COMEN Messages Forum Case Home Math 147 2001> Ant Gebook Log Out Case Study 3 This case study is all about sobinga vyviem o equating the Rosmatra Section 23 Acar rental agency in a major city has total of 2200 cars that it rent from the location Metropolis Airport, dowlows and the walle Cley Airport Some weekly new show the Nested From Returned to Metropolis Airport Drama Cay Airport Metropolis Airport 903 103 10 Downtown 55 SOS 39 Alde beginning of a week, wayans should be each location so that the same of an will be there at the end of the week Sunt by writing syem of equations using these variables that represent the amount of tal cars at each port. The converted and put a REF your des rally ults. Note that you can use the stonedier in Ward to matrices to your port Message me if you have the Include an introduction treate the problem in your was worked and conclusion interpretation of the multe) in your reporting uy be helpful to write your report in the form of a busien keer. Save your posts upload it here by the 100 points poste Due Fri 10/152.1300 pm Suar Ei Help wamap.org WAMAP 1 Video Case Study 3 This case study is all about solving a system of equations using the RREF of a matrix. (Section 2.2) A car rental agency in a major city has a total of 2200 cars that it rents from three locations: Metropolis Airport, downtown and at the smaller City Airport. Some weekly rental and return patterns are shown in the table Rented From Returned to Metropolis Downtown City Airport Airport Metropolis 90% Airport 10% 10% Downtown 5% 5% At the beginning of a week, how many cars should be at each location so that the same number of cars will be there at the end of the week? Start by writing a system of equations using three variables that represent the amount of rental cars at each airport. Then convert this to an augmented matrix and put it in RREF using your calculator. Finally interpret the results. Note that you can use the equation editor in Word to add matrices to your report. Message me if you have questions about that. Include an introduction (restate the problem in your own words) and conclusion (interpretation of the results) in your report. It again may be helpful to write your report in the form of a business letter. Save your report as a PDF and upload it here by the deadline. 80% 100 points possible