SOLUTION: Hedgemon sells sheep, cattle and bread to pay for his property taxes and gas bill. How many terms are involved with the above information?

SOLUTION: Hedgemon sells sheep, cattle and bread to pay for his property taxes and gas bill. How many terms are involved with the above information?

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Question 1095865: Hedgemon sells sheep, cattle and bread to pay for his property taxes and gas bill.
How many terms are involved with the above information?
Answer by CubeyThePenguin(3113) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You need a new term for every term that has no relation with the others.

-sheep
-cattle
-bread

There are three terms.
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