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Fifth grade math problems (rabbits and chickens)
1 Rabbit's leg is 4÷2=2 times that of 1 Chicken.

There are the same number of rabbits and chickens, so the legs of rabbits are twice as long as those of chicken legs.

Chicken leg: 96÷(2+ 1)=32.

Both chickens and rabbits are: 32÷2= 16.

There are chickens and rabbits: 16×2=32.

Another solution:

Take 1 chicken and 1 rabbit as a whole.

A * * * has legs: 2+4=6.

Chicken and rabbit: 96÷6= 16.

* * * is: 16×2=32.