One farmer has 119 sheep and another has 73. After they each sell the same number of sheep, one is left with three times as many sheep as the other. How many sheep did each sell?

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Jose Zevallos asked Oct 9, 2023

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One farmer has 119 sheep and another has 73. After they each sell the same number of sheep, one is left with three times as many sheep as the other. How many sheep did each sell?

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119×3= 357

73×3= 219

357-219 =138

138÷3 =46.

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CheeseConQueso answered Oct 13, 2023

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