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Question 69

There are 300 animals on a farm.

Half of the animals are sheep.

The number of sheep is six times the number of cows.

The rest of the animals are pigs.

the number of pigs : the number of cows = n:1 n : 1\,n:1

Work out the value of nnn.

You must show how you get your answer.

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