Need Help Solving FOUR Unknowns
- From: "Jojo Manzo" <jojomanzo@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 3 May 2005 14:22:13 -0700
I have THREE problems, with FOUR unknowns in each, is there any way I
can solve them , I assume I may get more than one set of possible
answers, can anyone help?
6s + 6d + 9a + 10p = 20
10s + 9d + 5a + 6p = 30
16s + 15d + 14a + 16p = 50
Do I need to create a Matrix to solve this? This is not a homework
assignment, I am trying to see how certain game figures are rated in a
minature game and I can't make heads or tails of it!
Thanks
jojomanzo@xxxxxxxxx
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