The ratio of number of cats booked to the total number of pets staying in the hotel is 4 to 14. If there are 42 cats booked how many dogs will be staying in the pet hotel?

The answer to your question is there are 105 dogs.

Step-by-step explanation:

Data

Cats = 4   Pets = 14

Cats = 42

Process

1.- To solve this problem use ratio and proportions

                  4 : 14 :: 42 : x

x = Number of pets

2.- Find x

                  x = (14 x 42) / 4

                  x = 588 / 4

                  x = 147 pets

3.- Find the number of dogs

Dogs = 147 - 42

          = 105  

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