Raul's pet store has a play area that can fit up to 30 cats and dogs. His son is allergic to cats so the pet store never has mor
e than 8 cats in the play areas.
How many of each type of pet can they have at the
pet store?
Write a system of inequalities.
1 answer:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let :
C = number of cats
D = number of dogs
Raul's pet store has a play area that can fit up to 30 cats and dogs.
C + D = 30
The pet store never has more than 8 cats in the play areas.
<h2>
C < 9</h2>
(there can never be 9 or more cats)
As or the number of dogs :
C + D = 30
C = 30 - D
Since we know that C < 9. To get the number of dogs allowed, we just plug in 30 - D for C.
30 - D < 9
30 - 9 < D
or
<h2>
D > 21</h2>
(dogs have to be 22 or more)
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