Answer: There are 36 cows that can eaten 72 acres of grass in 126 days.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x be the amount of grass in an acre initially.
Let y be the amount of grass grown in an acre per day.
Since we have given that
12 cows can eat 10 acres of grass in 28 days
12×28 = 10x + 10×28 y
336 = 10x + 280 y----------------------------(1)
Similarly,
21 cows can eat 30 acres of grass in 63 days.
21×63 = 30x + 30×63 y
1323 = 30x +1890 y ---------------------------(2)
So, by graphing method, we get the value of x and y

So, we have, 72 acres of grass in 126 days, we need to find the number of cows.
So, it becomes,
c×126 = 72x + 72×126 y

Hence, there are 36 cows that can eaten 72 acres of grass in 126 days.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Use the Pythagoream theorem:

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The rule is x+2, y-3 so you apply it to each of these coordinates. Right 2, down 3.
A(-2,2) -> A'(0,-1)
B(-2,4) -> B'(0, 1)
D(2,2) -> D'(4,-1)
Answer:
-11, 723
Step-by-step explanation:
(27+15)/3+8(4+3-10)=-11
(90+30)*6-7*0+(10+5)/5=723