> You didn’t explain the what, why, or when behind it
>> The trouble starts when you have two variables, and you need to combine them in different ways to hit two different numbers. That’s when Gaussian elimination comes in.
>> In the last one we were trying to make 23 cents with nickels and pennies. Here we have two foods. One is milk, the other is bread. They both have some macros in terms of carbs and protein:
>> and now we want to figure out how many of each we need to eat to hit this target of 5 carbs and 7 protein.
>> The trouble starts when you have two variables, and you need to combine them in different ways to hit two different numbers. That’s when Gaussian elimination comes in.
>> In the last one we were trying to make 23 cents with nickels and pennies. Here we have two foods. One is milk, the other is bread. They both have some macros in terms of carbs and protein:
>> and now we want to figure out how many of each we need to eat to hit this target of 5 carbs and 7 protein.