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matts dog weighs 30pounds. his dog weighs 20pounds more than his cat. write an equation that could be used to represent c , the weight , in pounds , of matts cat.
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matts dog weighs 30pounds. his dog weighs 20pounds more than his cat. write an equation that could be used to represent c , the weight , in pounds , of matts cat.
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Let Matt's dog's weight be x
Matt's cat's weight = c = x + 30
Although if the question has already given the dog's weight, why not just use it? Is there a typo in te question?
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