Raymond B. answered 08/20/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
F=2S
F+S+ T=59
2S+S +T=59
3S +T= 59
T=59-3S
S=F/2
S=(59-T)/3
F, S, and T all <59
F>S
but T could be larger or smaller than F and S, or
F<T<S
T= 56, F=2, S=1 is possible, T>F>S
T =2, F= 38, S=19 is possible, F>S>T
T = 20, F=26, S=13 is possible, F>T>S
You need more information for a unique solution
and to avoid an infinite number of solutions
the problem as given has 2 equations, 3 unknown variables. You need a 3rd equation to match the number of unknowns.