Discrete math and probability d) Consider the following equation of non-negative integers, x1, x2, X3 such that x1+2+X3 = 20 . Let x =max(x1, x2, x3). What is the minimum value for x,?

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d) Consider the following equation of non-negative integers, x1, 12, T3 Ssuch that r1+12+ T3 = 20. Let x; = max(1, 12, X3). What is the minimum value for x,?

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