Help me resolve this problem please!!!!?? FIGURE 14-2Weaner pigs at a swine unitCourtesy of Excel Co-Op, Inc. Iorters?Greta has 200 sows. She has one fourth of the sows farrowing at atime. The sows average 8.6 pigs per litter twice a year. She sold herpigs averaging 45 pounds for an average price of $105 per100 pounds (Figure 14-2).a. How many sows are farrowing at a time?b. How many pigs are expected per farrowing?c. How many pigs are expected per year?d. What yearly income is expected from the sale of pigs?

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FIGURE 14-2
Weaner pigs at a swine unit
Courtesy of Excel Co-Op, Inc.

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Greta has 200 sows. She has one fourth of the sows farrowing at a
time. The sows average 8.6 pigs per litter twice a year. She sold her
pigs averaging 45 pounds for an average price of $105 per
100 pounds (Figure 14-2).
a. How many sows are farrowing at a time?
b. How many pigs are expected per farrowing?
c. How many pigs are expected per year?
d. What yearly income is expected from the sale of pigs?

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Given,

Total number of sows=200

The average number of pigs in per litter=8.6

Part(a):

So, the number of sows are farrowing at a time is,

$\frac{1}{4} \times 200 = 50$

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