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They will weigh 27kg

Yungwizzzy:
How are mine supposed to know when it's just a drawing?

bring the animals in real life and I'll weigh them simple!!

Olodo

Hysmady:
You're funny...
BtW I love ur package @ ur DP

Yeye man.

husseinjnr:
Let A= Rabbit
B= Cat
C = dog

From Figure above, in simple analysis

A + B = 10kg -----------equation 1

A + C = 20kg -----------equation 2

B + C = 24 kg ---------- equation 3


From equation 2,
A= 20- C

From equation 3

B= 24- C

Substitute A and B into equation 1

20-C + 24-C =10

44-2C = 10

-2C= 10-44

-2C = -34

C= 34/2

C= 17

Substitute C into equation 2

A+ 17 = 20
A= 3

Substitute C into equation 3

B+17 = 24

B= 7

Therefore

A= 3, B= 7, C= 17

Total weight is 3+7+17 = 27

Rabbit= 3kg

Cat = 7kg

Dog = 17kg

it won't get any simpler than this

It's not 27. you all failed.

the correct answer is TWENTY-SEVEN.

Lolzzz

husseinjnr:
Let A= Rabbit
B= Cat
C = dog

From Figure above, in simple analysis

A + B = 10kg -----------equation 1

A + C = 20kg -----------equation 2

B + C = 24 kg ---------- equation 3


From equation 2,
A= 20- C

From equation 3

B= 24- C

Substitute A and B into equation 1

20-C + 24-C =10

44-2C = 10

-2C= 10-44

-2C = -34

C= 34/2

C= 17

Substitute C into equation 2

A+ 17 = 20
A= 3

Substitute C into equation 3

B+17 = 24

B= 7

Therefore

A= 3, B= 7, C= 17

Total weight is 3+7+17 = 27

Rabbit= 3kg

Cat = 7kg

Dog = 17kg

You must be a mathematics student or teacher. Hanhan....

27

The dog is 17
The cat is 7
The rabbit is 3

Just use deduction, the cat obviously weighs more than the cat.

Work from the answers, take 27 and deduce the weight of each animal.

27kg.

I just learnt a shorter method.

husseinjnr:
Let A= Rabbit
B= Cat
C = dog

From Figure above, in simple analysis

A + B = 10kg -----------equation 1

A + C = 20kg -----------equation 2

B + C = 24 kg ---------- equation 3


From equation 2,
A= 20- C

From equation 3

B= 24- C

Substitute A and B into equation 1

20-C + 24-C =10

44-2C = 10

-2C= 10-44

-2C = -34

C= 34/2

C= 17

Substitute C into equation 2

A+ 17 = 20
A= 3

Substitute C into equation 3

B+17 = 24

B= 7

Therefore

A= 3, B= 7, C= 17

Total weight is 3+7+17 = 27

Rabbit= 3kg

Cat = 7kg

Dog = 17kg

Excellent!!!

lifestyle1:
Lets assume rabbit, cat and dog’s weight are R,C and D correspondingly.

then we can say

Equation 1: R + C = 10

Equation 2: D + R = 20

Equation 3: C + D= 24

Then we need to find value of C + R + D

On adding Equation 1,2 and 3

2R + 2 C + 2D = 54 => R+C+D = 27

Na expo i use o

Big failure

husseinjnr:
Let A= Rabbit
B= Cat
C = dog

From Figure above, in simple analysis

A + B = 10kg -----------equation 1

A + C = 20kg -----------equation 2

B + C = 24 kg ---------- equation 3


From equation 2,
A= 20- C

From equation 3

B= 24- C

Substitute A and B into equation 1

20-C + 24-C =10

44-2C = 10

-2C= 10-44

-2C = -34

C= 34/2

C= 17

Substitute C into equation 2

A+ 17 = 20
A= 3

Substitute C into equation 3

B+17 = 24

B= 7

Therefore

A= 3, B= 7, C= 17

Total weight is 3+7+17 = 27

Rabbit= 3kg

Cat = 7kg

Dog = 17kg

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husseinjnr:
Let A= Rabbit
B= Cat
C = dog

From Figure above, in simple analysis

A + B = 10kg -----------equation 1

A + C = 20kg -----------equation 2

B + C = 24 kg ---------- equation 3


From equation 2,
A= 20- C

From equation 3

B= 24- C

Substitute A and B into equation 1

20-C + 24-C =10

44-2C = 10

-2C= 10-44

-2C = -34

C= 34/2

C= 17

Substitute C into equation 2

A+ 17 = 20
A= 3

Substitute C into equation 3

B+17 = 24

B= 7

Therefore

A= 3, B= 7, C= 17

Total weight is 3+7+17 = 27

Rabbit= 3kg

Cat = 7kg

Dog = 17kg

chai mathemathician & their long calculation process. that is why maths scare me at times.
very interesting though but i almost confused, i prefer shut cut maths hence i can grab answer & get passing mark .

Yungwizzzy:
How are mine supposed to know when it's just a drawing?

bring the animals in real life and I'll weigh them simple!!

it seems you hate maths or do you mean practical maths?

femi4love:
27

no giraffing oooh

Yungwizzzy:
How are mine supposed to know when it's just a drawing?

bring the animals in real life and I'll weigh them simple!!

have you seen what is above your post??

Yungwizzzy:
How are mine supposed to know when it's just a drawing?

bring the animals in real life and I'll weigh them simple!!

have you seen what is above your post??

Folksyharry:
what will the three animals weigh?

here is just a short cut to the stress.

Dog appeared twice.
Cat appeared twice
Rabbit appeared twice


therefore, (10 +20 + 24)/2 = 54/2 = 27.

ayobase:
here is just a short cut to the stress.

Dog appeared twice.
Cat appeared twice
Rabbit appeared twice


therefore, (10 +20 + 24)/2 = 54/2 = 27.

that is exactly how I got my answer

IbnuUche:
no giraffing oooh

I actually did it off-head. (No boasting).

Answer-27kg.

Rat-3kg
Cat-7kg
Dog-17kg.


Confession: Not by my brain, but by the power and grace to recognize correct answer, and quickly make photocopy.

nice brain exercise. ans 27kg; that's rabbit 3kg, cat 7kg and dog 17kg.