Of the first 15 animals seen at a veterinarian's office this morning, 9 were dogs. Based on this relative frequency, how many dogs could be expected in the remaining 25 animals to be seen?

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A)

12 dogs

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B)

15 dogs

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C)

16 dogs

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D)

18 dogs

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Nico Klein

Mathematics

25 April, 10:14

Of the first 15 animals seen at a veterinarian's office this morning, 9 were dogs. Based on this relative frequency, how many dogs could be expected in the remaining 25 animals to be seen?

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A)

12 dogs

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B)

15 dogs

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C)

16 dogs

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D)

18 dogs

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Tamia Chandler · Answer 1

Answer:B, 15

Step-by-step explanation:

9 dogs for every 15 animals means ti divide 9 by 15 to get. 6

multiply. 6 x the total animals (25) and you get 15.

Of the first 15 animals seen at a veterinarian's office this morning, 9 were dogs. Based on this relative frequency, how many dogs could be expected in the remaining 25 animals to be seen?cross outA)12 dogscross outB)15 dogscross outC)16 dogscross outD)18 dogs

Of the first 15 animals seen at a veterinarian's office this morning, 9 were dogs. Based on this relative frequency, how many dogs could be expected in the remaining 25 animals to be seen?

cross out

A)

12 dogs

cross out

B)

15 dogs

cross out

C)

16 dogs

cross out

D)

18 dogs