A slaughter house bought a number of sheep at sh 1200 each and a number of oxen at sh 15000 each. They paid a total...

A slaughter house bought a number of sheep at sh 1200 each and a number of oxen at sh 15000 each. They paid a total amount of sh 135,000.lf they had bought twice as many sheep and three oxen less they would have saved sh 15000.
a) Find the number of each type of animals they bought.
b) The slaughter house sold all the animals at a profit of 30% per sheep and 35% per oxen.Determine the total profit they made.

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sharon kalunda answered the question on August 16, 2019 at 08:51

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