It is given that 1/3 are dogs and 1/5 are birds
let total = x
option B - Tells us dogs are 20 more than birds
setup a equation 1/3(x) = Dogs ; 1/5(x) = Birds
1/3(x) = 20 + 1/5(x)
1/3(x) - 1/5(x) = 20
solve for x
2/15(x) = 20
x = 150
1/3(150) = dogs = 50
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beat_gmat_09 wrote:It is given that 1/3 are dogs and 1/5 are birds
let total = x
option B - Tells us dogs are 20 more than birds
setup a equation 1/3(x) = Dogs ; 1/5(x) = Birds
1/3(x) = 20 + 1/5(x)
1/3(x) - 1/5(x) = 20
solve for x
2/15(x) = 20
x = 150
1/3(150) = dogs = 50
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