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$50... Nothing much else

Updated: Aug 1, 2021

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Now, let us begin,

Let's say we have an amount of money, say🍎 (if I use letters as variables, it could be messy and exhausting to identify between text and variable)


then the table should be something like this:

┌───┬─────────┐

│spent│ left-over │

├───┼─────────┤

│ 🥐 │ 🍎-🥐 │

│ 🌮 │ 🍎-🥐-🌮 │

│ 🥦 │ 🍎-🥐-🌮-🥦│

│ 🍋 │ 0$ │

└───┴─────────┘


notice that we used up all the money, therefore 🍋 must be equal to 🍎-🥐-🌮-🥦 in order to let Row4Column2 become $0


so let's sum up column 1

🥐+🌮+🥦+🍋

= 🥐+🌮+🥦+(🍎-🥐-🌮-🥦)

= 🍎


and then let's sum up column 2

(🍎-🥐)+(🍎-🥐-🌮)+(🍎-🥐-🌮-🥦)+0$

= 🍎-🥐+🍎-🥐-🌮+🍎-🥐-🌮-🥦

= 3🍎 - 3🥐 - 2🌮 - 🥦


as you can see Column1 and Column 2 don't match up


it is just a coincidence that when 🍎=50$,🥐=20$,🌮=15$,🥦=9$,🍋=6$,

"amazingly", column2 = column1 + 1$

 

It is possible that there are other combinations such that Column2 is one more than Column1.

since we know the criteria is column2 = column1 + 1$, then


column2 = column1 + 1$

3🍎 - 3🥐 - 2🌮 - 🥦 = 🍎 + 1$

2🍎 - 3🥐 - 2🌮 - 🥦 = 1$

2🍎 = 1$ + 3🥐 + 2🌮 + 🥦

🍎 = (1$ + 3🥐 + 2🌮 + 🥦) ÷ 2


as you can see we can simply assign a value to 🥐,🌮and🥦, we can then work out the value of 🍎.


If you want 🍎 to be a whole number (not a fraction or a decimal),

we have to make sure 1$ + 3🥐 + 2🌮 + 🥦 is divisible by 2


2🌮 is already even, so 🌮 can be any positive integer.


if (🥐 is even)

{

then 3🥐is even and

1$ + 🥦 must be even,

therefore 🥦 must be odd

}

else if (🥦 is even)

{then 3🥐 + 1$ must be even,

therefore 3🥐 must be odd, and 🥐 must be odd

(because if 🥐 is even, 3🥐 would have been even and it will break the rule)

}


here are the 2 methods that we can assign the value to 🥐,🌮and🥦 such that 🍎is a whole number and Column1 + 1$ = Column2 :

🌮: any, 🥐: even, 🥦: odd OR

🌮: any, 🥐: odd, 🥦: even


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