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Mathematical variant problem
1) according to the topic: the room rate will increase by 20, and the room will decrease10; 40 degrees up, 20 degrees down.

With undetermined coefficient (y2=kx+b)? Y2 and x; 20k+b = 10; 40k+b=20? K= 1/2,b=0。

The expression is: y2 = 1/2x (0

2) Revenue = original price+unit price: y1=100+x.

2 solution:? 1)? y =( 100- 1/2X)( 100+X)? (0 & lt= X & lt= 10)

From-1/2x, it can be seen that k in KX2 is negative, and the quadratic function is like a parabola with an opening facing I,

X 1=200, X2 =- 100, Y=0 (intersecting with the x axis), and the symmetry axis X=50.

X=50? Maximum y = (100-25) (150) =11250.