Mathematics, 08.06.2020 12:57 jeffersonpaul283

Imagine the United States only had two postage stamps, a 3 cent stamp and a 7 cent stamp. If you can put any number of stamps on an envelope that you want, what amounts of postage can and cannot be paid for?

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