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Two ducks two dogs and two cats have a total of 18 legs ture or false?
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∙ 14y ago
FALSE: (dogs 2x4=8)+(cats 2x4=8)+(ducks 2x2=4) = 20
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Two ducks two dogs and two cats how many legs total?
That would be 20 legs in total.
Two dogs and two cats and two ducks have how many legs?
20 legs in total Sid http://digital-dexterity.com/
2 dogs 2 ducks and two cats how many legs?
4 cause the dogs ate everyone.
How many legs in total are there on two dogs and two ducks?
12
What is the ratio of domesticated cats and dogs?
The answer depends on whether you want the ratio ofdomesticated cats and dogs to other domesticated pets,domesticated cats and dogs to non-domesticated cats and dogs,domesticated cats to domesticated dogs,some other ratio that I have not considered!
True or false- two ducks two dogs and two cats have a total of 18 legs?
False!
Two ducks two dogs and two cats have a total of 18 legs 8 legs true or false?
False
Two ducks two dogs and two cats have a total of 18 legs is this true or false?
2 ducks=4 legs 2 dogs=8 legs 2 cats=8 legs 8+8+4=18(true)
Two ducks two dogs and two cats have a total of 18 legs?
two ducks = 4 two dogs = 8 two cats = 8 8+8+4 = 20
Two ducks two dogs and two cats how many legs total?
That would be 20 legs in total.
2 ducks and 2 dogs have a total of 14 legs is it true or false?
False... assuming all animals have the legs they're supposed to - the total is twelve.
Do Two ducks two dogs and two cats have a total to eighteen legs?
The answer is 20 if you add all the legs up. 2 ducks = 4 legs 2 dogs = 8 legs 2 cats = 8 legs 4+8+8=20
Two dogs and two cats and two ducks have how many legs?
20 legs in total Sid http://digital-dexterity.com/
Two ducks two dogs and two cats have a total leg of 18?
2*2+2*4+2*4=20 legs in total.
Two ducks and two dogs have a total of how many legs?
Two ducks and two dogs have a total of how many legs?
2 dogs 2 ducks and two cats how many legs?
4 cause the dogs ate everyone.
Are dogs smarter than cats true or false?
true
