Answer:
g=goats
c=cows
a=cars
g + c = 36
10 + g = a
Step-by-step explanation:
the number of cows and goats together are equal to 36, so for the first equation you can write g + c = 36.
For the second equation, the number of cars he has is equal to the number of goats he has plus 10, so you can express that as 10 + g = a. (I used a since I already used c for the cows)
I think this is what you need if you need 2 equations to represent how many cars he has.
I'm not entirely sure what its asking you can comment if you need more or something else.
