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On a field trip to the farm, students counted a combined total of 27 sheep and cows. There are 15 more sheep than cows. If s represents the number of sheep and c represents the number of cows, which system of equations correctly represents this situation? I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST IF YOU ARE CORRECT! TY
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