Karen is selling pancakes for a one-day charity event. She specialises in three different types of pancakes which are plain, chocolate and cheese at the cost of $2, $3 and $4 each respectively. The matrix A shows the average number of pancakes sold in the morning and afternoon of the day.

  1. (a)
    1. (i)

      Evaluate the matrix T=(1 1)AT = (1\ 1)A.

      Answer ...

    2. (ii)

      State what each element of matrix T represents.

      ...

    3. (iii)

      Using matrix multiplication, find the total revenue from the sales.

      Answer $...

  2. (b)

    Given that all profit earned from this charity event will be donated to the Voluntary Welfare Organisation, is it true that her donation is more than 900% of her cost price? Justify your answer and show all your workings clearly.

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10(a)(i)

1. Evaluate each element of the product matrix

T=(11)(838672466747)T=(1\quad 1)\begin{pmatrix}83&86&72\\46&67&47\end{pmatrix}

=(1(83)+1(46)1(86)+1(67)1(72)+1(47))=\begin{pmatrix}1(83)+1(46)&1(86)+1(67)&1(72)+1(47)\end{pmatrix}

=(129153119)=\begin{pmatrix}129&153&119\end{pmatrix}

Answer

T=(129153119)T=\begin{pmatrix}129&153&119\end{pmatrix}

10(a)(ii)

1. Interpret each element of matrix $T$ in context

Since matrix AA gives the numbers sold in the morning and afternoon, multiplying by (1 1)(1\ 1) adds the two rows.

Therefore
T=(129153119)T=\begin{pmatrix}129&153&119\end{pmatrix}
represents the total numbers sold for the day for the three columns: plain, chocolate and cheese respectively.

Answer

Each element of TT represents the total number of pancakes sold for each type during the whole day: 129129 plain pancakes, 153153 chocolate pancakes and 119119 cheese pancakes.

10(a)(iii)

1. Set up the matrix multiplication for total revenue

From part (a)(i),
T=(129153119).T=\begin{pmatrix}129&153&119\end{pmatrix}.
The selling prices are $2, $3 and $4 respectively, so

Total revenue=(129153119)(234).\text{Total revenue}=\begin{pmatrix}129&153&119\end{pmatrix} \begin{pmatrix}2\\3\\4\end{pmatrix}.

2. Evaluate the matrix product

(129153119)(234)=129(2)+153(3)+119(4)\begin{pmatrix}129&153&119\end{pmatrix} \begin{pmatrix}2\\3\\4\end{pmatrix} =129(2)+153(3)+119(4)

=258+459+476=1193.=258+459+476=1193.

Answer

$1095

10(b)

1. Find the total number of pancakes requiring the basic recipe

From earlier parts,
T=(129153119)T=\begin{pmatrix}129&153&119\end{pmatrix}
So the total number of pancakes sold is
129+153+119=401.129+153+119=401.

2. Calculate the required quantities and cost of the basic ingredients

The basic recipe is for 1212 servings.

Eggs needed:
212×401=66.83…\frac{2}{12}\times 401=66.83\ldots
So she needs 33 trays of eggs.
3×$6=$183\times \$6=\$18

Milk needed:
50012×401=16708.33… ml=16.708… litres\frac{500}{12}\times 401=16708.33\ldots\text{ ml}=16.708\ldots\text{ litres}
So she needs 1717 one-litre cartons.

Using the bundle price, 1616 cartons cost
8×$5.95=$47.608\times \$5.95=\$47.60
and one more carton costs $3.50.
Milk cost=$47.60+$3.50=$51.10\text{Milk cost}=\$47.60+\$3.50=\$51.10

Flour needed:
25512×401=8521.25 g=8.52125 kg\frac{255}{12}\times 401=8521.25\text{ g}=8.52125\text{ kg}
So she needs 99 packets of flour.
9×$2.50=$22.509\times \$2.50=\$22.50

3. Calculate the required quantities and cost of the add-on ingredients

For chocolate pancakes, cocoa powder needed is
6012×153=765 g.\frac{60}{12}\times 153=765\text{ g}.
So she needs 11 tin of cocoa powder.
Cocoa powder cost=$13.50\text{Cocoa powder cost}=\$13.50

For cheese pancakes, cream cheese needed is
10012×119=991.67… g.\frac{100}{12}\times 119=991.67\ldots\text{ g}.
So she needs 11 block of cream cheese.
Cream cheese cost=$15.50\text{Cream cheese cost}=\$15.50

4. Find the total cost price and profit

Total cost price is
18+51.10+22.50+13.50+15.50=120.60.18+51.10+22.50+13.50+15.50=120.60.
So the cost price is $120.60.

From part (a)(iii), total revenue is $1095.

Profit is
1095−120.60=974.40.1095-120.60=974.40.

5. Compare the donation with 900% of the cost price

All profit is donated, so donation is $974.40.

Now,
900% of cost price=9×120.60=1085.40.900\%\text{ of cost price}=9\times 120.60=1085.40.
Since
974.40<1085.40,974.40<1085.40,
her donation is not more than 900%900\% of her cost price.

Answer

No. Her cost price is $120.60 and her profit, hence donation, is $974.40. Since 900%900\% of her cost price is $1085.40, her donation is not more than 900%900\% of her cost price.

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