A fox, a coyote, and a wolf weigh a total of 120 pounds. The ratio of the weight of the fox to the weight of the coyote is 3:8. The weight of the coyote is 32 pounds. What is the weight of the wolf?
+14905 A fox, a coyote, and a wolf weigh a total of 120 pounds. The ratio of the weight of the fox to the weight of the coyote is 3:8. The weight of the coyote is 32 pounds. What is the weight of the wolf?
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\(f+c+w=120\\ f:c=3:8\\ c=32\\f:32=3:8\\ f=3\cdot32/8=12\\ 12+32+w=120\\ w=120-12-32=76\)
The wolf weighs 76 pounds.
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+2 A fox, a coyote, and a wolf weigh a total of 120 pounds. The ratio of the weight of the fox to the weight of the coyote is 3:8. The weight of the coyote is 32 pounds. What is the weight of the wolf?
f + c + w = 120
f/c = 3/8
c = 32
f/32 = 3/8
f = 12
w = 70
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