Short answer: Anywhere from 6-15 students will have both a cat and a dog. The maximum number that can have both is 15, if each student who has a cat also has a dog. To find the minimum number, we must try to get as many students to only have one pet as possible. Let's take students 1-20 and give them dogs. Now give the last 9 students cats. We still have 6 (15-9) cats left to distribute and no places to put them. This means that at least 6 students need to have both a cat and a dog.
Dogs and cats are both mammals, and they are also both in the same class 'carnivora'
Yes. Rats, Dogs, and Cats ave Live Birth.
Yes, mosquitoes can bite both dogs and cats.
No. They are both different species. Dogs = canine: Cats = feline.
Yes you can like cats and dogs and alot of people have both. Hope this helps
yes because cats eat tuna and dogs eat beef.
dogs...but i like cats too...we have several of both...
Both
NO NO! Chocolate is poisonous to both dogs and cats and could cause death.
Not necessarily; some people are only allergic to cats or dogs and not both. Not necessarily; some people are only allergic to cats or dogs and not both.
The number of kids who have both dogs and cats can be calculated by adding the number of kids with dogs (20) to the number of kids with cats (15), then subtracting the total number of kids (29) from that sum. Therefore, 6 kids have both dogs and cats.
Llamas belong to the class Mammalia, along with other mammals such as humans, dogs, and cats.