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20 February, 07:11

A dog that weighs 20 pounds on Earth weighs 7.6 pounds on Mars. A cat that weighs 15 pounds on Earth weighs x pounds on Mars.

If the unit rate remains the same, what is the value of x?

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  1. 20 February, 07:41
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    Since the dog weighs 20 pounds on Earth and 7.6 pounds on Mars, we need to subtract 7.6 from 20. So 20-7.6 = 12.4. So there is a change of 12.4

    Now we need to subtract 12.4 from 15 and we get 2.6

    So the cat weighs 2.6 pounds on Mars.
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