Two dogs and a cat
A cat was trying to chase bugs at noon. A dog was going for a walk at 6:30. Another dog was going to to the vet at 5:30. Then the cat slept for 6 hours and caught a few more bugs for half an hour. Then it went outside. The second dog got home from the vet at 6:29 and got out of the car a minute later. The cat, dog, and other dog's houses are all next to each other. How many animals will cross paths with each other?
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1 solution
First of all, we know that the cat was catching bugs at noon. We also know that it slept for 6 hours and caught more bugs for a hour after that. If we add those together, we get 6 1/2 hours. If we add that from noon (12:00), we get to 6:30, when the cat went outside, which is when one dog went for a walk, and the other got home from the vet. All of the animal's houses are next to each other, which means they have to run into each other. tip: try and group the information together! Like the cat info, the first dog info, and the second dog info!