Answer:
24
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: Hope this helps.
13, 7
Step-by-step explanation:
Number one is 13
Number two is 7
Well 7 x 2 = 14, 14-1 = 7, and 7+13 = 20 making the answers true.
I figured out this number by eliminating numbers, I started with 5, ended with 8 to make a range of the possible numbers. Since 5 was too low and 8 was too high I knew the number had to be either 6 or 7, so I did 7 and I got the answer.
Answer:
cierto
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The system is:




Step-by-step explanation:
The variables of your equations are:


The constraints, which become inequalities are:
<em><u>1. The total cost cannot be greater than 1,000 gold</u></em>
- Cost of training m number of marines at 50 gold a piece:

- Cost of purchasing u number of research weapon upgrades at 200 gold per upgrade:


- The cost is limited to 1,000 gold that you are given:

That is the first inequality of your system
<em><u>2. The game allows a maximum of three upgrades:</u></em>
- This sets an upper bound for the variable:

- Add the reasonable constraint that the number of upgrades cannot no be negative:

<em><u>3. You know that you need at least ten marines trained to survive </u></em>
- This sets a lower bound for the variable:

And those are all the four inequalities that form your <em>system to describe the number of marines and the number of upgrades you can train/purchae in the game:</em>





First, distribute 3 into the parenthesis(multiply it to every term inside):

Add 21 to both sides:

Subtract 15m to both sides:

Divide -11 to both sides:

To check our work we can plug this back into the original equation for 'm':


Multiply:

Distribute 3 into the parenthesis:

Subtract:

Both sides are equal to each other, so we solved it correctly.