Question

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Answer 1

From the average (40 pounds) , we can find out the total weight of all seven dogs.
40x7=280 pounds

To find the weight of the seventh weight of the dogs, you can subtract the total weight of all seven dogs by the combined weight of the six dogs we already know.
Weight of six dogs:
71+34+15+18+56+?=194+?
Weight of the seventh dog:
280-194-?=86-? pounds

If you can find out all six dog's weight (we only know five), then I can tell you the full answer. Thanks

Answer 2

First of all,
The total weight of the six dogs are:
71+34+15+23+18+56=217 pounds
Then, we know that the average weight of the seven dogs are 40 pounds, so the total weights of the seven dogs are:
40×7=280 pounds.
Lastly, we know that the six dogs weights are 217 pounds and the total weight of the seven dogs are 280 dogs, so the seventh weight of the dog is:
280-217=63 pounds. As a result, the seventh weight of the dogs at the vet is 63 pounds. Hope it help!