Respuesta :
He could put 2 in each page 6 in two pages and 12 in 6 in another 2 in one page and 11 sets of three in the others and it just goes one
Answer: 4
Step-by-step explanation:
Given , Roberto wants to display his 18 cards in an album. (i)
Let x= Number of pages that hold 2 cards
y= Number of pages that hold cards.
Then , total cards = 2x+3y
From (i) , we have 2x+3y=18 ... (ii)
Now , Number of different ways Roberto displays his figures =Number of possible solutions for (x,y) , where x and y are any positive integers .
At x=0 ,
[tex]3y=18\Rightarrow y=6[/tex] , i.e. (0,6) is a solution .
At y=0 ,
[tex]2x=18\Rightarrow\ x=9[/tex] , i.e. (9,0) is a solution.
At x=3 ,
[tex]2(3)+3y=18\Rightarrow\ 3y=12\Rightarrow\ y=4[/tex] , i.e. (3,4) is a solution .
At x=6 ,
[tex]2(6)+3y=18\Rightarrow\ 3y=6\Rightarrow\ y=2[/tex] , i.e. (6,2) is a solution .
Since , Number of possible solutions for (a,b) =4
Therefore, the required number of different ways can Roberto display his figure is 4.