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The document contains 7 math word problems involving matrices. The problems cover topics like constructing matrices, matrix multiplication, scalar multiplication, and solving systems of linear equations using matrices. Full solutions are not shown, only the problems are stated.

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Lahore School of Economics

Ayesha Syed
Business Mathematics and Statistics

Name:______________________ Section:_______________

Date:______________________ Score:________________

Assignment No. 5

Q.1: Construct the matrix A=[ aij ] if A is 2 ×3 and


a ij=−i+2 j.

Q.2: An auto parts company manufactures distributors, sparkplugs, and magnetos at two plants I
and II. Matrix X represents the production of the two plants for retailer X, Y represents the
production of the two plants for retailer Y. Write a matrix that represents the total production at
the two plants for both retailers, where

[ ] [ ]
30 50 15 25
X = I II 800 720 ¿ Y = I II 960 800 ¿
¿ ¿
25 30 10 5

Q.3: Suppose the prices of products A, B, C and D are given, in that order, by the price row
vector
P= [ p A p B pC p D ]
If the prices are to be increased by 16%, the vector for the new prices can be obtained by
multiplying P by what scalar?

Q.4: A stockbroker sold a customer 200 shares of stock A, 300 shares of stock B, 500 shares of
stock C and 250 shares of stock D. The prices per share of A, B, C and D are $100, $150, $200
and $200 respectively. Write a row vector representing the number of shares bought. Write a
column vector the price per share of each stock. Using matrix multiplication, find the total cost
of the stocks.
Q.5: Compute 3 A−2 BC if

[ ]
−1 1
A=[0 3] [
1 −2
B=
−2 3 0
]
1 −4 1
C= 0 3
2 4
Q.6: A local hospital has gathered data regarding people admitted for in-patient services. The
vector P indicates the percentages of all patients admitted to different hospital units. The vector S
indicates the average length of patient stay (in days) for each hospital unit.

( )
0.18 Obstetrical
0.10 Cardiac
P= S = ( 3 16 2 4 )
0.24 Pediatric
0.48 Other

The vector C summarizes current daily patient cost for the different hospital units:

C = ( $ 680 $ 1,400 $ 540 $ 360)

If 300 new patients are admitted, perform a matrix multiplication to compute:


a) The numbers of patients admitted to each hospital unit.
b) The total number of patient-days expected.
c) Total cost per day for the 300 patients.

Q.7: Represent the given system by using matrix multiplication.

2 x+5 y =4
8 x +3 y=7

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