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Mathematics, 04.11.2020 17:40, alyssavwil7499

Laura has 15 pygmy goats and 35 dairy goats. When she goes to the county fair, she needs to put them in pens with no two types of goats sharing a pen. She also needs the same number of goats in each pen. How many goats will she put in each pen?

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