Mathematics, 03.10.2019 12:50, tangia

Apolar bear rest by a stack of 3000 pounds of fish he has caught. he plans to travel 1000 miles across the arctic to bring as many fish as possible home to his family, he can pull a sled that holds up 1000 pound of fish but he must eat 1 pound fish at every mile to keep his energy up. what is the maximum amount of fish in pounds the polar bear can transport across the arctic? how does he do it?

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