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21 cars, 32 motorcycles.
create a system of equations using x for cars and y for motorcycles.
multiply the top equation by 2 to prepare for elimination method
subtract terms
divide both sides by negative 2 to solve for x
x =21
plug in x into original equation to solve for y.
21 + y = 53
subtract both sides by 21
y=32
create a system of equations using x for cars and y for motorcycles.
multiply the top equation by 2 to prepare for elimination method
subtract terms
divide both sides by negative 2 to solve for x
x =21
plug in x into original equation to solve for y.
21 + y = 53
subtract both sides by 21
y=32
By induction:
It's true for
, since 
clearly contains a factor of 3.
Suppose it's true for
, that 
is divisible by 3. Then
where
is an integer. This reduces to
and both terms are clearly multiples of 3. We know that
is an integer since we had set 
previously, which implies is a multiple of 
. So the statement is true.
It's true for
Suppose it's true for
where
and both terms are clearly multiples of 3. We know that