in a den there are rabbits and pheasant. tgere are 35 heads and 98 feet in total. find the number of rabbits and pheasants
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Let ‘r’ be the number of rabbits and ‘p’ be the number of pheasants.
Given that,there are 35 heads.
We know that both rabbits and pheasants have a single head so:-
Now it is given that,there are 98 feet total.
We know that rabbits have 4 feet and pheasants have 2.
So:-
Now that we have two equations,let us solve it by elimination method.
Multiply 2 on both the sides.....
Now,on solving equation 1 and 2,we get:-
Here +2 and -2 got cut ,and 4r-2r is equal to 2r.
So from the above calculation,there are 14 rabbits and 35-14=21 pheasants.
Let ‘r’ be the number of rabbits and ‘p’ be the number of pheasants.
Given that,there are 35 heads.
We know that both rabbits and pheasants have a single head so:-
Now it is given that,there are 98 feet total.
We know that rabbits have 4 feet and pheasants have 2.
So:-
Now that we have two equations,let us solve it by elimination method.
Multiply 2 on both the sides.....
Now,on solving equation 1 and 2,we get:-
Here +2 and -2 got cut ,and 4r-2r is equal to 2r.
So from the above calculation,there are 14 rabbits and 35-14=21 pheasants.
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