1200 soldiers in a fort had enough food for 28 days after 4 days some soldiers were transferred to another - maths - comparing quantities
1200 soldiers in a fort had enough food for 28 days after 4 days
some soldiers were transferred to another fort and thus the food
lasted for an extra 32 days how many soldiers left the fort?
hi!
here is the answer to your question
let x number of soldiers are transferred from the fort
after 4 days
after 4 days the food would last for 28 – 4 = 24 days
for 1200 soldiers
the given information can be represented as
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300 soldiers are transferred
thus, the number of soldiers left in the fort = 1200 –
300 = 900
hope! you got the answer
cheers!
the quickie answer is that, if the two armies are equal in resources, abilities and training, then the one with the largest number will win.

however, that's for a single battle. 

in real life, it's a matter of which force can bring to bear the greater force (position, resources, power) at specific points. then, in that local area, the greater force will always win. this is why the spartans at thermopylae could hold back an army of tens of thousands with only 300 men -- the persians could not bring their superior force (more men and other resources) to bear on what should have been a skirmish. yes, the persians eventually won, but at the price of being able to beat the athenian forces later, and even then, it was a matter of someone betraying the spartans.

in wwii, the germans should have won the battle of britain, which would have kept the russians and americans out of the war. but britain could use its resources better in the actual field (i know --it was mostly an aerial battle) and hence beat the germans back, preventing the superior forces from invading the islands and getting control of enough resources to conquer at least half the world.

in the american civil war, the confederacy should have won, because they had the better army and resources, but eventually, the union could bring more into play than they could, and turned the tide.

also look at israel's "six day war" -- out numbered and our resourced, they beat the arab coalition easily -- same basic principles...

so, not so much luck as being better able to use the resources available.

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