It is known that the grass on a certain field can be eaten by 20 cows for 5 days.
As the weather gradually gets colder, the grass on the pasture not only stops growing, but actually decreases at a fixed rate.
It is known that the grass on a certain field can be eaten by 20 cows for 5 days.
The number of days that the reduced grass can feed one cow every day: 20*5-15*6=10
The number of days that the original grass can feed one cow: 20 *5+5*10=150=15*6+6*10
The number of days that one cow can eat with the reduced grass in 3 days: 3*10=30
3 The number of cows that can be grazed in one day: (150-30)/3=40
So 40 cows can be fed for 3 days
Suppose the grass that each cow eats every day is x , the amount of grass lost in the pasture every day is y, then based on the grass available in the original pasture
20*5x+5y=15*6x+6y, y=10x, then the original grass is 150x
So (150x-3y)/(3x) = 40 cows can be eaten for 3 days