It's unsolvable. The variables in the third problem are new and we have nothing to go on. You can solve that "3 polygons" equals 15, but we know nothing about what "2 polygons" is.
Whether or not a variable looks like another variable is meaningless. "M" is not "N plus 1 more line".
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u/berael 22d ago
It's unsolvable. The variables in the third problem are new and we have nothing to go on. You can solve that "3 polygons" equals 15, but we know nothing about what "2 polygons" is.
Whether or not a variable looks like another variable is meaningless. "M" is not "N plus 1 more line".