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How many cats would there be if for every gray cat there was 7 blue cats. There are 3 gray cats
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How many cats would there be if for every gray cat there was 7 blue cats. There are 3 gray cats

How many cats would there be if for every gray cat there was 7 blue cats. There are-example-1
User Nikhil Baliga
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Answer:

7 x 3 = 21

Explanation:

7 blue cats x 3 gray cats = 21 cats + 3 gray cats

User Walter White
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7 x 3 = 21

+ the three gray cats

24 cats

User Eugene Rourke
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