If you're looking for the number of dogs (I'm assuming, you didn't specify), all you'd have to do is divide the number by two, then round down to find the number of dogs, then check your answer by adding that number and that number plus 5.

For example, yours would look like 125/6=62.5, and rounding down to 60.

Then check your answer by adding 60 and 65, the number of cats. 60+65=125.

There are 60 dogs inside the kennel.

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3 years ago

Jeanette uses more yarn to knit a poncho than she uses to knit a scarf. Write an inequality to represent the amount of yarn Jean

kow [346]

Answer:

$p > s$

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

$p \to poncho$

$s \to scarf$

Required

The inequality

From the question, we understand that;

the number of p used is more than the number of s

<em>more than means greater than.</em>

So, the inequality is:

$p > s$

To represent this on a number line.

First, we identify the position of s (i.e. scarf)

$p > s$ implies that p is any point to the right of s

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2 years ago

Create a quadratic expression in standard form

Georgia [21]

Answer:

ax²+bx+c

ax²+bxy+cy²

Step-by-step explanation:

A quadratic expression is one where the maximum degree of the variable or variables ( in case of more than one variable the sum of the degree of the variables in a single term considered) is 2.

For example:

A quadratic expression of a single variable is ax²+bx+c {Where a, b, and c are the arbitrary constants}

A quadratic expression with two variables is ax²+bxy+cy² {Where a, b, and c are the arbitrary constants}

And, a quadratic expression with three variables is ax² +by² +cz² +dxy +eyz +fzx {Where a, b, c, d, e, f are the arbitrary constants} (Answer)

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3 years ago