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A farmer spends 752 pounds in buying horses and cows. If each horse costs 37 pounds and each cow 23 pounds, how many of each does he buy?

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11 horses and 15 cows
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7 horses and 20 cows
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16 horses and 4 cows
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13 horses and 17 cows
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Solution

The correct option is A 11 horses and 15 cows
The cost of horse is 37 pounds
The cost of cow is 23 pounds
Let the number of horses be x and the number of cows be y
We have 37x+23y=752
So x=11 and y=15 satisfies the above condition
So the farmer buys 11 horses and 15 cows
Therefore the correct option is A

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