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We have to trade 5 bunnies for a donkey.
Solution:
To calculate how many bunnies could be exchanged for a donkey, we have to multiply the exchange rates of each animal/bird.
One bunny = 3/4 chickens (0.75 chicken),
One chicken = 2/5 pigs (0.4 pigs)
One pig = 2/3 donkeys (0.67 donkeys).
On multiplying all of the above rates we get,
0.75*0.4*0.67=0.2
Since we now know a bunnies worth is 0.2 donkey
Therefore, (1/0.2=5) 5 bunnies to trade for a donkey.
If the greater integer is m, then the smaller integer must be (m-3) because the integers are 3 units apart on a number line. It cannot be in front of m, because m is the greater so it must be behind m meaning it is 3 units less. Product is the technical term for the result of a multiplication problem so m(m-3) = 108 would be the answer.
Final Answer: m(m-3) = 108
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