Mathematics, 12.10.2020 01:01 mhortin
A farmer raises goats and cows. Each goat requires 400 square feet of grazing area and each cow requires
1,200 square feet of grazing area. The farmer has 36,000 square feet for grazing area. Write a function to
represent the combination of goats and cows that the farmer can raise. Let a represent the number of goats,
and y represent the number of cows.
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