Cats and Dogs

Logic Level 1

Assume each (pictorial) variable represents a positive integer.

19 12 13 7

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3 solutions

Hana Wehbi
Nov 30, 2018

We can solve this using three system of equations:

d 2 = 16 d = 4 d^2=16\implies d=4

4 × c 2 = 36 c 2 = 9 c = 3 4\times c^2=36\implies c^2=9\implies c=3

3 × 4 × b = 72 b = 6 3\times4\times b=72\implies b=6

Thus: 3 + 4 + 6 = 13 3+4+6=13

d: dog, c: cat, b: bird

Steve Smith
Dec 6, 2018

In the first equation 16 is the perfect square, so dog represents 4. In second equation 36 divided by 4 is equal to 9, so cat represents 3. In third equation 4*3 is equal to 12. 72 divided by 12 is equal to 6. So 4+3+6=13

Shriya Kalyan
Nov 30, 2018

If you take the square root of 16 in the first equation, you can figure out that “dog = 4.”

Then, when you divide 36 by 4, you get that “cat x cat = 9.” Since the square root of 9 is 3, then “cat = 3.”

If you divide 72 by 4, then by 3, you find that “bird = 6.”

So 4 + 3 + 6 = 13

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