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3 years ago

PLEASE HELP ASAP! I'LL MARK BRAINIEST PLEASE HELP ME!!

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EastWind [94]3 years ago

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i know this is for Penn foster i took it and here is the answer:

a man and his wife had a horse but they wanted something more helpful

so he took the horse to a market to sell it when he saw a really pretty cow so he called out to the owner and traded his horse for the cow

so the moral of the story is trading ima just tell what the basics

he traded his horse for the cow

then he traded the cow for a sheep

then he traded the sheep for a goose

then he traded his goose for a hen

then he stopped to take a break when a guy with rotten apples passed by

so he traded his hen for the rotten apples

then he returned home and told his wife and they laughed and talked about what they would have had if he kept each animal

so that's basically what happened but when you submit your answers don't use my answer word for word i hope this will help u

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