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At the kennel there are 6 dogs for every five cats
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At the kennel there are 6 dogs for every five cats

At the kennel there are 6 dogs for every five cats-example-1
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Answer: I have listed each part below

Explanation:

a. The ratio of dogs to cats is 6 to 5

b. The ratio of cats to dogs is 5 to 6

c. For every 6 dogs there are 5 cats

d. The ratio of cats to dogs is 5:6

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