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4 years ago

If d = the number of dogs, which variable expression represents the phrase below? the sum of the number of dogs and the 6 cats

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Hey there!

Based on your question, your answer should be "y = d + 6", where y is the total amount of animals, d is the amount of dogs, and 6 is the number of cats. If you've been given the total amount of animals, you'll replace y with that number. 6 should remain constant since your problem states that there's 6 cats.

Your answer will be y = d + 6.

Hope this helped you out! :-)

eduard4 years ago

6 0

Well depending on whether or not you have a variable for cats or not

with a variable it is d+6c

without it will be just d+6

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