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15 April, 10:00

If the ratio of cats to dogs in the veterinarian clinic is 2 to 3, which ratio does NOT show a possible number of cats to dogs in the clinic?

24 cats, 36 dogs

36 cats, 54 dogs

30 cats, 45 dogs

34 cats, 21 dogs

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  1. 15 April, 10:04
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    34 cats, 21 dogs

    Step-by-step explanation:

    cats: dogs

    2 : 3

    Multiply by 12 to get 24 cats

    2*12 = 24 3*12 = 36 so the first is correct

    Multiply by 18 to get 36 cats

    2*18 = 36 cats 3*18 = 54 dogs so the second is correct

    Multiply by 15 to get 30 cats

    2*15 = 30 3*15 = 45 so the third is correct

    Multiply by 17 to get 34 cats

    2*17 = 34 3*17 = 51 so the fourth is incorrect
  2. 15 April, 10:24
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    34 cats, 21 dogs

    Step-by-step explanation:

    34 cats, 21 dogs

    34 : 21 is not equivalent to 2 : 3
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