We are going to solve the following problem in steps. Once you complete the answer to part A, part B will appear, and so on. {If you don't get the answer to a part correct after the allotted number of attempts, the next part will appear for you.) "A quantity and its , added together, gives 36. What is the number?" First, note that this is the equwalent of our equation, a: + 9- : 36 , where a: is the number we are looking for. We will solve this with the steps of an Egyptian scribe. However, we will NOT worry about putting our final result into unit fractions. See Example 23 in the text for more information on this on this process. A) What number would the scribe GUESS is the initial solution to get started? The scribe would have said something like... "Assume Suppose you were going to multiply 40 ~ 33 using the Egyptian method of doubling. The list below gives the possible entries that a scribe might make. Which of the following lines would the scribe mark as part of the final result? (There may be more than one box you will need to check.) C) 133 O 2766 C] 41 32 0 8264 0 16528 C) 32 1056