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Summing up General Liang's mathematical opinions, I asked 36 sheep and chickens, a total of 100 feet. Q: How many chickens are there? How many sheep are there?
In fact, this is still a problem of chickens and rabbits in the same cage, which is solved by hypothesis method.

Suppose all sheep are sheep, each sheep has 4 legs, and a * * * has 4×36= 144 legs, which is more than the actual 144- 100=44. Every time a chicken replaces a sheep, the total number of legs is reduced by 4-2=2 legs.

So the number of chickens = (4× 36-100) ÷ (4-2) = 44 ÷ 2 = 22;

Number of sheep =36-22= 14.

A: There are 22 chickens and 0/4 sheep.