Create a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation, featuring your own example of replacement analysis (Chapter 11). Your example can be similar in setup and content to the examples featured on the slides in Chapter 11, but there must be enough differences to make your example useful for other students to go over. More specifically, you need to make more changes than just changing numbers in one of the examples found on the slides. If you want to start with an example from the slides, find at least one element that you change, for example add another variable, or modify something about the nature of the variables given. Alternatively, you can take a textbook example, from the body of the text or the end-of-chapter problems, and set it up on your slide.

book and chapter number

Chapter 11, sections 1-3 in Blank & Tarquin