Mathematics, 24.03.2021 02:30 benoitjaylewe

15 in a field
number of sheep: number of cows = 10:3
Zak says
"There are 10 sheep in the field."
Give a reason why Zak could be wrong.

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15 in a field
number of sheep: number of cows = 10:3
Zak says
"There are 10 sheep in...