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Mathematics, 09.04.2021 06:00 emilylunaa

Primero defina el sistema de ecuaciones lineales que describe la problemática y luego, resuélvalo por método de reducción de Gauss-Jordan. Concluya según
los resultados y compruebe con ayuda de GeoGebra u otras herramientas.

c. El Club de Sabios de Berlín es un equipo deportivo de aficionados, dentro
de su portafolio ofrece tres tipos de categorías en planes de
entrenamiento, running avanzado, triatlón y running para principiantes.
El costo trimestral del plan running avanzado es de 300 euros, el de
triatlón tiene un costo de 450 euros y el de running para principiantes
de 150 euros. Por datos suministrados del área comercial se sabe que
por cada 2 personas que adquieren el plan running avanzado, 1 lo hace
para el plan running para principiantes, los ingresos durante el último
trimestre fueron de 86250 euros por la inscripción de 305 deportistas.
¿Cuántos planes de entrenamiento se vendieron por cada una de las
categorías?

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