Question

juans dog Stan's two feet and 3 inches tall Peters dog stands 9 in tall how much taller is juans dog than Peters dog

Answer 1

To answer this question, we need to transform all the values into one type of measure. In this case, we can work with inches. Then, we have:

`2ft\cdot(12in)/(1ft)=24in`

Then, we have that in two feet we have 24 inches. Then, we have:

Juan's dog: 24 inches + 3 inches ---> 27 inches tall.

Peter's dog: 9 inches tall.

Now, how much taller is Juan's dog than Peter's dog is:

`\frac{\text{Juan's dog}}{\text{Peter's dog}}=(27in)/(9in)=3`

Therefore, Juan's dog is 3 times taller than Peter's dog.