Math, asked by shivkrsharma8659, 1 year ago

A dull witted farmer decided to count his sheep by first counting theirs leg He counting 456 legs and reasoned that he had 113 sheepAssuming each sheep had 4 legs, was he correct

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Answered by sunil23feb02Samar

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Answer:

No the farmer is wrong.

He is having 114 sheep.

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that have 4 legs.

And he counted their legs 456.

456 ÷ 4 = 116

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