Raymond B. answered • 01/10/26
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m/a = 5/7
20/a =5/7
4/a = 1/7
a = 28 kg = Anne's cat's weight
which is 8 kg more than Meg's cat's weight
Jacky I.
asked • 08/20/20The ratio of the weight of Meg's cat to the weight of Anne's cat is 5:7. Meg's cat weighs 20 kg. How much more does Anne's cat weigh?
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