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bagirrra123 [75]
3 years ago
5

Ross collects lizards , beetles and worms . He has more worms then lizards and beetles together. Altogether in the collection th

ere are 31 heads and 78 legs. How many lizards does Ross have?
Mathematics
1 answer:
den301095 [7]3 years ago
8 0
7 worms, 3 beetles, 2 lizards
<span>I found this by first doing the calculations for the number of legs (26). First, I added the legs for the 3 beetles together to get 18 legs. Then I added the legs for 2 lizards (8) to the beetles’ legs to get 26 legs in total.To find the number of heads I added the number of lizard heads (2) and beetles heads (3) to get five heads. Then I added the 7 worm’s heads to the lizard and beetles heads to get 12 heads in total.</span>
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