Mathematics, 03.02.2021 01:00 caseychandler030418
There are cows and turkeys at a farm, 82 heads and 264 legs in all. There is no need to explain that a cow has four legs, while a turkey has two legs. How many cows and turkeys are at the farm? How can I solve this with a graph (its solving systems of equations) can I have the steps on how to do it please. I will give anyone who answers the brainiest answer
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