SOLUTION: if 55% of the lambs born are male and 90% of them the first year , what is the fewest number of lambs that must be born to have 100 male lambs living at the end of the first year ?
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Question 290469: if 55% of the lambs born are male and 90% of them the first year , what is the fewest number of lambs that must be born to have 100 male lambs living at the end of the first year ?
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
90% do what? live or die?
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