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I have100.00 and have to buy 100 animals exactly. I also need to buy one each. Cows are $100.00 pigs are $10.00 and chickens are $.50
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not sure what you mean by "one each." I guess it means you have to by "at least one" each. In any case, if you do buy a cow, the money's gone, so ...
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