In a class of 18 children, 13 have pet dogs at home, 11 have pet cats, and 8 have both. How many kids do not have four-legged pets at home?

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Valentino Gamble

26 April, 07:50

In a class of 18 children, 13 have pet dogs at home, 11 have pet cats, and 8 have both. How many kids do not have four-legged pets at home?

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Efrain Bolton · Answer 1

2

Step-by-step explanation:

it starts out with 18 students, 24 pets in total. - 16 for the dogs and cats, to lead up to 8, and 10 students left after subtracting 8 for how many students don't have a pet at home. So 2 students shouldn't have four legged pets left after subtracting the rest. (this is my answer, it's probably wrong, i think you should wait for more,)

Drew · Answer 2

2 people

Step-by-step explanation:

8 have both that means that of the 11 people that have cats 3 have only cats and of the 13 that have dogs 5 only have dogs therefore 2 people don't have four-legged animals at home