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3 years ago

Mrs. porter's cat weighs 6kg. her dog weighs 22kg more than her cat. what is the total weight of her cat and dog?

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yan [13]3 years ago

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Cat= 6kg
Dog = 6kg + 22kg
Total weight = 6kg + 6kg + 22kg
Total weight = 34kg

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