the 2 statements below describe the number of cats, dogs and rabbits living in Lauren's house. number of catsnumber of rabbits number of dogs

Question

the 2 statements below describe the  number of cats, dogs and rabbits living in Lauren's house.

number of cats>number of rabbits
number of dogs<number of rabbits

what could be the number of cats, dogs and rabbits living in Lauren's house?

____ cats   ____ dogs    ____ rabbits

anonymous · Answer

10 cats, 5 rabbits, 3 dogs

anonymous · Answer

So there are more cats than there are rabbits and there are more rabbits than there are dogs. 

So Lauren could have 14 cats, 3 dogs and 10 rabbits. Do you understand?

anonymous · Answer

yes thank you

directrix · Answer

C > R which means the same as R < C where R and C represent rabbits and cats.

D < R where D is dogs
R < C
So; D < R < C

Choose numbers with dogs less than rabbits less than cats