Old MacDonald's Dilemma (riddle!)?

Question

Old MacDonald has $100 and has to buy 100 pigs.

Chickens are $0.50

Pigs are $5

Cows are $10

He has to buy at least one of each animal.

There are two solutions to this problem.

Here is one:

90 chickens (90*.5=45) $45

9 pigs (9*5=45) $45

1 cow (1*10=10) $10

He has to have exactly 100 animals for $100

What is the other answer?????

Answer 1

*after a VERY long time of thinking*

there aren't any other sollutions

Answer 2

If he has to buy only pigs, then what on Earth do those other animals even have to do with this whole riddle(-wannabe)? Weird...

Edit: Ok, so it was animals after all ;P

Answer 3

I've checked, and there is no other solution that results in exactly 100 animals for $100 with one or more of each animal.  At least not without buying parts of animals, and obviously livestock purchasing doesn't work that way.

Answer 4

i clearly think this is a trick question lol

Answer 5

Gives the $100 to the local police social club fund?

Answer 6

though you said he had to buy 100 pigs...

Answer 7

man this is too hard  

Answer 8

i think its a trick question but i duno

Answer 9

please post the answer soon. i think that ur answer is perfect, 9 pigs, 1 cow and 90 chickens. what is the other one?