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Angels1123 Angels1123
  • 27-12-2016
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Farmer Tom's chickens and sheets are in a jumble. He counts 48 heads and 134 legs, how many sheep does he have?

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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 27-12-2016

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Ponyboyy
Ponyboyy Ponyboyy
  • 27-12-2016

48=x+y
143= 2x+4y
y= sheep
48-y = x
143=2(48-y)+4y
143= 96-2y+4y
143=96+2y
47=2y
y=19
19 sheep

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