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    This document contains Raymond Goga's journal responses about linear and non-linear systems for his College Algebra course at University of the People. It discusses key concepts needed to understand linear and non-linear systems such as complexity, additivity, homogeneity, and continuity. It provides examples of the simplest linear system of two equations and a non-linear system. It also gives examples of how linear and non-linear equations can model real-world situations like space planning. Finally, it outlines strategies for graphing linear and non-linear systems, such as intersecting lines or parabolas.

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    This document contains Raymond Goga's journal responses about linear and non-linear systems for his College Algebra course at University of the People. It discusses key concepts needed to understand linear and non-linear systems such as complexity, additivity, homogeneity, and continuity. It provides examples of the simplest linear system of two equations and a non-linear system. It also gives examples of how linear and non-linear equations can model real-world situations like space planning. Finally, it outlines strategies for graphing linear and non-linear systems, such as intersecting lines or parabolas.

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    This document contains Raymond Goga's journal responses about linear and non-linear systems for his College Algebra course at University of the People. It discusses key concepts needed to understand linear and non-linear systems such as complexity, additivity, homogeneity, and continuity. It provides examples of the simplest linear system of two equations and a non-linear system. It also gives examples of how linear and non-linear equations can model real-world situations like space planning. Finally, it outlines strategies for graphing linear and non-linear systems, such as intersecting lines or parabolas.

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    RAYMOND GOGA ANDHOGA

    COLLEGE ALGEBRA
    JOURNAL UNIT 6
    UNIVERSITY OF THE PEOPLE

    1. Reflect on the concepts of linear and non-linear systems. What concepts (only the
    names) did you need to accommodate the concept of linear and non-linear systems
    in your mind?
    The following concepts must be incorporated into the linear and non-linear system
    concepts:
    a) Complexity,
    b) Additivity,
    c) Homogeneity
    d) ,Continuity,
    e) Rationality,
    f) Differentiation,
    g) Differential equation and
    h) Recurrence relation.

    2. What are the simplest linear system and non-linear system you can imagine?
    Find the simplest linear and non-linear systems:
    Linear system
    4k + 2j = 1
    2k+5j=6
    Non-linear system
    12k2+ 6j = 10
    −2k2+4j=8

    3. In your day to day, is there any occurring fact that can be interpreted as linear
    systems and non-linear systems?
    Non-linear equations can be used to solve the following problems:
    1) Determine the microwave size by measuring the available space in the kitchen.
    2) 2) In the garden, calculate the amount of space needed to create a small parking lot for a
    car whose length is known.
    Linear equations can be used to solve the situations of
    Linear equations have one or more variables that are interdependent. When one or more
    variables are known and at least one variable is dependent on the other, almost any situation
    involving an unknown quantity, such as calculating mileage rates or predicting profit in small
    businesses, can be represented by a linear equation. For example, if I know the cost of starting a
    project and make x profit in the first month, I can forecast profits from month to month.

    4. What strategy are you using to get the graph of linear systems and non-linear systems?
    i. Non-linear system:
    To obtain a graph of a nonlinear system, first graph the first equation, then graph the second
    equation, and finally try to determine whether the line intersects are parallel or the same line by
    sketching the various options for parabola and line intersection. Identify the solution and the
    point of intersection if the lines intersect. If the lies are parallel, the system has no solution;
    otherwise, the system has an infinite number of solutions.
    ii. Linear system:
    To generate a graph of a linear system, first determine the line's x-intercept. Then, with y=0,
    solve for x, and with x=0, solve for y. Then solve the equation for a third time. Put the three
    points together and make sure they line up so that you can draw the line.
    References
     Abramson, J. (2021). Algebra and trigonometry (2nd ed.). OpenStax, TX: Rice
    University. Retrieved from OpenStax | Free Textbooks Online with No Catch. (n.d.).
    @Openstax/Os webview. https://openstax.org/details/books/algebra-and-
    trigonometry-2e

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