Ifede can use a limited number of spells to defeat trolls and goblins. It takes the same number of spells to defeat each troll, and it takes 3 spells to defeat each goblin. Let T represents the number of trolls and G represents the number of goblins that Ifede can defeat without running out of spells. 5T+3G≤855 According to the inequality, how many spells does it take to defeat each troll, and what is the maximum number of spells that Ifede can use?

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Samuel Terrell

12 January, 14:34

Ifede can use a limited number of spells to defeat trolls and goblins. It takes the same number of spells to defeat each troll, and it takes 3 spells to defeat each goblin. Let T represents the number of trolls and G represents the number of goblins that Ifede can defeat without running out of spells. 5T+3G≤855 According to the inequality, how many spells does it take to defeat each troll, and what is the maximum number of spells that Ifede can use?

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Hana Mcconnell · Answer 1

We have the following inequality.

5T + 3G≤855

The vaiables are:

T: number of trolls

G: number of goblins

According to the inequality we have:

5 spells to defeat each troll (T).

855 maximum number of spells that Ifede can use.

Answer:

it takes to defeat each troll 5 spells

the maximum number of spells that Ifede can use is 855