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bolt 2 increases the pressure by 295
bolt 3 increases the pressure by 161
i just kept trying different combinations that would get me both close and a number ending in 0 and hit it accidentally.
i tried plugging 411x+295y+161z=3200 into an online calculator but it didn't come out right, it tried to solve for x only so y and z were turned into odd fractions
I wrote it out longhand, and checked the values against each other, starting with the first column
Since 1 always increases the tension by 41, 2 always increases by 295, and 3 always increases by 161, i knew that 1 and 3 were the most important values.
also: the maximum value for X,Y, and Z is 10. That should help a lot.
but seriously the puzzle was a bit of a pain. I got it to work, but it was a pain.
It's not a generally solvable system - 3 variables, 1 equation - so online solvers are going to be stymied. The fact that the coefficients must be positive integers means there's only one solution, but most online calculators aren't programmed for that.
I am pretty sure this is the knapsack problem, which is NP-complete. If a solution exists, this will find it O(3^n) time, where n is the size of the solution.