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A collection of black cats and crows has a total of 99 heads and legs between them. There are twice as many crows as there are cats. How many of each is there?

A collection of black cats and crows has a total of 99 heads and legs between them. There are twice as many crows as there are cats. How many of each is there?
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A collection of black cats and crows has a total of 99 heads and legs between them. There

are twice as many crows as there are cats. How many of each is there?

User Karel Horak
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Answer:

Crow=

50×2

100 leg.

cat=

49×4

196 leg.

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