Inverse Proportionality: Dividing €2400 Among Multiple People
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This example demonstrates how to equally distribute a fixed amount of €2400 among different numbers of people, exploring inverse proportionality. The core mathematical concept is indirect proportion: the product of the number of people and the amount per person remains constant (2400€). Construction details: Based on the command summary, Sequence is used to generate number sequences, Segment for a
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SpeechBubbleLeft(BubblePoint, 9.5, 1.4) → SpeechBubbleSegment(A, B) → yAchseSegment(B, C) → xAchseSequence(Segment[(x(B) - 0.1, i), (x(B) + 0.1, i)], i, y(B) + 1, y(B) + 7, 1) → stricheHochSequence(Segment[(i, y(B) + 0.1), (i, y(B) - 0.1)], i, x(B) + 1, x(B) + 6, 1) → stricheQuerSequence(Segment[B + (i, 0), B + (i, 7)], i, 1, 6) → l1Sequence(Segment[B + (0, i), B + (6, i)], i, 1, 7) → l2