The ratio of 2 / 5 is the same as 40%. We would simply take 40% of the twenty students in the class: 20 * 0.4 = 8 students have cats. (Note, this is the same as multiplying by two over five).
Well... if one fourth of students have pets... 32/4=8, so 8 students have pets. If there are a total of 32 students, minus the 8 that have pets, 24 do not have pets!
Students, Teacher, Class Pets
Cats are very territorial, and therefore want to remain in one territory for life; so no.
You can have 6 real pets (cats, dogs, and horses).
5 are fish, 1 dog, and 4 are cats.
Only first class passengers were able to bring pets
6 pets (including dogs, cats, and horses) but unlimited small pets (fish, hamsters, etc.)
Cats, Dogs and many other animals all make good pets it all depends on how much time you have to spend on them.
Nearly 70 million households own pets. There are approximately 90 million cats in American households today.
There are many, many pets that you can have. The most typical house-hold pets are: Dogs Cats Fish Birds Hamsters/Guinea Pigs/Gerbils
Many spotted cats are kept as pets and their is alot of them still left in the wild
You have a limit of six pets total. Dogs and cats.