98. In a cage, there is an unknown number of pheasants and rabbits. It is only known that the entire cage contains 35 heads and 94 feet. The task is to determine the number of pheasants and the number of rabbits.
98. If there were only pheasants in the cage, the number of legs would be 70, not 94. Therefore, the 24 extra legs belong to the rabbits, 2 per each. It is clear that there were 12 rabbits and, consequently, 23 pheasants.