Joseph has 150 animals on his farm. ⅕ of the animals are chickens, ⅕ of the animals are cows, and the rest of the animals are go
ats. How many goats does Joseph have on his farm?
2 answers:
Answer:
90 goats
Step-by-step explanation:
Number of chickens in farm = (1/5) of 150
= 
= 1 * 30
= 30
Number of cows in farm = 
= 1 * 30
= 30
Number of goats in farm = 150 - (30 + 30)
= 150 - 60
= 90
Answer:
Joseph have 90 goats on his farm
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this problem we first have to subtract the fraction of chickens and cows from 1 to find the fraction that represents goats
(1 - ⅕) - ⅕ = 3/5
Now that we know the fraction of goats we multiply it by the total number of animals
3/5 * 150 = 90
Joseph have 90 goats on his farm
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