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Mathematical problems of raising dogs and cats
Math problem: There are 24 cats and dogs in the pet shop. There are five times as many dogs as cats. How many cats and dogs are there in the shop?

It can be understood that if there is a cat and five dogs, and the cat+dog * * * is 6, corresponding to 24, then one is 24/6=4, so there are four cats and 4*5=20 dogs.

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