Question

Ron sees 3 dogs at the park. Hal sees twice as many dogs as Ron. How many dogs do they see in all?

Answer 1

Ron sees 3 dogs

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Hal sees twice as many.

3 dogs times 2

3×2 = 6

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Hal sees 6 dogs. Ron sees 3.

How many dogs do they see in all ? Add up both totals

6 + 3 = 9

They see 9 dogs

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Answer 2

Answer: They see 9 dogs in all.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Ron sees 3 dogs at the park.

Hal sees twice as many dogs as Ron.

Then by using MULTIPLICATION OPERATION, we have

The number of dogs by Hal = $2\times3=6$

The total number of dogs they see in all will be

=Number of dogs seen by Ron+ Number of dogs seen by Hal

=3+6=9

Hence, they see 9 dogs in all.