15- Write a function that takes two positive integers as a parameter .The first integer is the number of heads and the second integer is the number of legs .We have a farm that consists of chickens and dogs .Your function must calculate and return the number of chickens and the number of dogs on the farm in a specified list as follows .If it is not possible to determine the correct number of chickens and dogs by the information given, then your function should not return any .Example 1, if your function received the following numbers: 5, 12 This means that someone counts a total of 5 heads and a total of 12 legs on the farm .Now, your function should calculate how many chickens and how many dogs are on the farm and return that information exactly like the list shown below. [4, 1] This means that there were 4 chickens and 1 dog on the farm. Example 2, if your function received the following numbers: 7, 12 So he has to return: None

15- Write a function that takes two positive integers as a parameter .The first integer is the number of heads and the second integer is the number of legs .We have a farm that consists of chickens and dogs .Your function must calculate and return the number of chickens and the number of dogs on the farm in a specified list as follows .If it is not possible to determine the correct number of chickens and dogs by the information given, then your function should not return any .Example 1, if your function received the following numbers: 5, 12 This means that someone counts a total of 5 heads and a total of 12 legs on the farm .Now, your function should calculate how many chickens and how many dogs are on the farm and return that information exactly like the list shown below. [4, 1] This means that there were 4 chickens and 1 dog on the farm. Example 2, if your function received the following numbers: 7, 12 So he has to return: None

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