There are a total of 114 oak and pine trees on a piece of land. There are 26 fewer oak trees than pine trees. There is a regulat

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There are a total of 114 oak and pine trees on a piece of land. There are 26 fewer oak trees than pine trees. There is a regulat

ion that the number of oak troos on this piece of land cannot exceed one-third of the total number of trees. Find how many oak and pine trees are on this piece of land and determine whether the solution is viable or nonviable A. There are 35 oak trees and 78 pine trees. The solution is viable. B. There are 35 oak trees and 78 pine trees. The solution is nonviable. C. There are 42 oak trees and 70 pine trees. The solution is nonviable D. There are 44 oak trees and 70 pine trees. The solution is viable

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