The chickens and pigs are in the pigpen. There are totalof28feetpigpen.How many chicks& Pigs could there be?
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2x + 4y = 28\n\nSolve for all possible values of x and y where x is the number of chickens and y is the number of pigs.\n\nx------y\n0 and 7\n2 and 6\n4 and 5\n6 and 4\n8 and 3\n10 and 2\n12 and 1\n14 and 0\n\n[Edit]\nThe first and last answers may not work because the problem says that there are pigs AND chickens in the pen.
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how about releasing 3 pigs inside the school numbered 1,2 and 4 :)
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Yes form a hexagon with 6 of the boards and then place the other six boards so they meet at the center. Each pig will then have an equilateral triangle as a pen.
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A pig's orgasm lasts 30 minutes.\n\n(In my next life, I want to be a pig.)\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nA cockroach will live nine days without its head before it starves to death. (Creepy.)\n\n(I'm still not over the pig.)\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nThe male praying mantis cannot copulate while its head is attached to its body. The female initiates sex by ripping the male's head off.\n\n("Honey, I'm home. What the...?!") \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nThe flea can jump 350 times its body length. It's like a human jumping the length of a football field.\n\n(30 minutes..lucky pig! Can you imagine?)\n\nSome lions mate over 50 times a day.\n\n(I still want to be a pig in my next life...quality over quantity)\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nHumans and dolphins are the only species that have sex for pleasure.\n\n(What about that pig??)
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Just one. \n\nVery few animals produce more than one offspring per egg.
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Answer: 4\n\nPut 30 kids in each room. So, after 10 rooms are filled, you have out (30*10) kids in the 10 rooms. So, you are left with 6. If you put 1 kid in 6 rooms, to make the number of kids in these 6 rooms to 31, you are left with 4 rooms with 30 kids.
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is there more than one answer?  it seems like it since with the information you get, you can only make two equations, but with three variables.  anyways, here's one possible answer (i must say it wasn't much of a brain teaser):\n\n56 mice, 41 cats, 3 dogs\n\n[[edit]]\n\nah yes, the guy below me got it.  never realized to make those two equations equal :)
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The answer is 72.  You multiply the three numbers together.
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this is like statistic..in one side u have 14 individuals and the other side u have 16 individuals so when you test the difference of 2 population take 14 out of each of population and the sum of that is 28 so,...28 is the answer....lol
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Humans walk on 2 feet  pigs walk on four \nHumans talk pigs dont \nHumans go to school pigs dont \nhumans work pig dont \npigs live in pens humans dont
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That is a very tricky question indeed.  But I believe I have your answer.\n\nFirst, I will answer B.  Tulaga's theorem of ducks is that for each meter from a pond with ducks, an individual could expect 2 ducks plus 1 duck for each km/hr they are travelling at.  In other words Number of Ducks Following = (2 ducks x 5 meters away) + (1 duck x 6 km/hr) = 16 ducks.\n\nSecondly, everyone in the park plus the one duck left in the pond is laughing at Peggy.  Therefore, the answer to A is 100%.
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Is this a trick question? Like how much wood could a woodchuck chuck?\n\nPlural of octopus is octopi.\n\n200,000 eggs
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Let x = # of pigs & y = # of ostriches\nIf they are 'normal', pigs have 4 feet & ostriches have 2; all animals have 1 head.\n\nx + y = 17\n4x + 2y = 56\n\n2 equations, 2 unknowns, solve;\nx = 11 & y = 2\n\nTherefore, you have 11 pigs & 2 ostriches
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dude.. there can never be 1.5/2.5 chickens or 1.5/2.5 eggs. Chickens and eggs come in whole numbers.
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Hmmm...someone said pigs have orgasms that last for 30 minutes.  That is awfully tempting...
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Cow- 1 head, 4 feet\nDuck - 1 head, 2 feet\nc--- number of cows\nd--- number of ducks\n\nFor the heads:\nc + d = 9\n\nFor the feet:\n4c + 2d = 26\nSimplify: 2c + d = 13\n\nJoin the 2 equations:\n  2c + d = 13\n-( c  + d = 9)\n\n---- c = 4\n---- d = 5\n\n--- 4 cows, 5 ducks
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200 x 59% \n200 x 0.59=118\n\n118 people feed their pet only pet food.