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Asked by Anonymous- Mrs Sue pleasse

The owner of a pet store spent $236 on 10 dogs and cats. The cats cost &18 each and the dogs cost &26 each. How many of each did the owner buy? Mrs. Sue Please help
or any other person
12 years ago

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Answered by Steve
add up the costs. If there are c cats, there are 10-c dogs, so

18c + 26(10-c) = 236
c = 3
12 years ago

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