Either twice or more than twice. But I’d go with twice
<em>Option:</em>
<em>a. for every 13 dogs, there are 25 cats.
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<em>b. there are twice as many cats as dogs at the shelter.
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<em>c. the shelter has more dogs than cats.
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<em>d. there are 25 animals in the shelter.</em>
Answer:
a. for every 13 dogs, there are 25 cats.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Represent Dogs with D and Cats with C;
So;

By comparison:


This implies that:
For every 13 D, there are 25 C
Hence: Option A is true
Answer: True, True, True
Step-by-step explanation:
A. True. Angles B and C are congruent, and since B' is congruent to B, by the transitive property, C is congruent to B', and thus has the same measure.
B. True. AB>BC, and the rigid motions won't change the side lengths.
C. True for the same reason in B.