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09-04-2024
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A farmer can trade 5 pigs for 2 horses.he can also trade 3 pigs for 1 sheep. How many horses can he get for 9 sheep?

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ashuan1353 ashuan1353

09-04-2024

Answer: 10 Horses

Step-by-step explanation:

1 sheep = 3 pigs

9 sheep = 27 pigs

5 pigs = 2 horses

25 pigs = 10 horses

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