Value of Each Shape

Value of Each Shape

Postby nycmath » Mon Sep 07, 2026 11:38 am

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Re: Value of Each Shape

Postby Eigenvalue » Mon Sep 07, 2026 9:26 pm

Method 1:
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Re: Value of Each Shape

Postby Guest » Mon Sep 07, 2026 10:49 pm

Is that possible ?
We know :
3S+2h=147 (1)
3S+h= 111 (2)

S=? h=?
:idea: 147 =111+36
3S+2h=3S+h+36
2h=h+36
h=36 and we substitute in (2)

3S+36=111
3S=75
S=75:3 =25

Answer :25 and 36
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Re: Value of Each Shape

Postby nycmath » Mon Sep 07, 2026 10:58 pm

Eigenvalue wrote:Method 1:


This is a fifth grade math questions. Matrix Algebra is not taught in fifth grade.

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Re: Value of Each Shape

Postby nycmath » Mon Sep 07, 2026 10:59 pm

Guest wrote:Is that possible ?
We know :
3S+2h=147 (1)
3S+h= 111 (2)

S=? h=?
:idea: 147 =111+36
3S+2h=3S+h+36
2h=h+36
h=36 and we substitute in (2)

3S+36=111
3S=75
S=75:3 =25

Answer :25 and 36


I believe you are right. This is a fifth grade math problem.

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