Of the 250 sheep in a flock, 34% are white. What is the total number of white sheep in the flock?

A. 85
B. 165
C. 219
D. Not here

The total number of **white sheep **is 85 of them. Therefore option **A **is correct.

What is sheep?
**Ovis **aries, often known as sheep or domestic sheep, are domesticated ruminant animals generally **maintained **as livestock. Although other animals of the **genus **Ovis can sometimes be **referred **to as sheep,
Domestic **sheep **are nearly typically meant when the term " sheep " is used. Sheep are even-toed ungulates of the **order **Artiodactyla and all other ruminants. Domestic sheep are the most common sheep, **numbering **just over one billion. A baby sheep is referred to as a lamb, an adult female as a ewe (/Ju/), a **castrated **male as a wether (sometimes a tup), and an intact **male **as a ram.
The **wild **mouflon of Europe and Asia are likely the **ancestors **of sheep, with Iran serving as the geographic **boundary **for the domestication core.
For finding the total **number **of **white sheep **in the flock:
⇒ 34% of 250
⇒ 250 x 34%
⇒ 250 x 34/100
⇒ 250 x 0.34
⇒ 85
Thus, the total number of **white sheep **is 85 of them.
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Answered by alifaijal77 | 2024-06-16

250 x .34 = 85. So the total number of white sheep is 85 of them.

Answered by victor | 2024-06-24

The total number of white sheep in the flock is 85. The calculation is done by finding 34% of 250, which equals 85. Therefore, the correct answer is option A.
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Answered by alifaijal77 | 2024-09-30