Math, asked by jyotibhaven8083, 9 months ago

A farmer has 182 animals out of which 6/7 are cattle.Among the cattles,2/3 are dairy cows.How many dairy cows does he have?​

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Answered by KrishnaKaranwal
0

Answer:

Out of 84, 2/3 of cattle are the dairy cow. = 56. There are 56 dairy cows.

Answered by hipsterizedoll410
4

Answer: 104.

Given:

\sf Total\:animals=182

\sf Out\:of\:which\:\dfrac{6}{7}\:are\:cattle\:and\:among\:the\:cattles\:\dfrac{2}{3}\:are\:cows.

To find:

\sf Number\:of\:cows.

Explanation:

\sf According\:to\:the\:question,

\sf 182\:are\:total\:animals\:out\:of\:which\:\dfrac{6}{7}\:are\:cattle.

\sf \therefore 182\times\cfrac{6}{7}=26\times6=156

\sf Now, out\:of\:156,\:\dfrac{2}{3}\:are\:dairy\:cows.

\sf \therefore 156\times\dfrac{2}{3}=52\times2=104

Hence, there are 104 dairy cows.

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