There are 5 cat owners to 6 dog owners. If there are 30 dog owners how many cat owners are there?

25 cat owners!!!

Step-by-step explanation:

It's a ratio word problem...

5:6

Multiply both Numerator and Denominator by 5.

25:30

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- ElizabethKate

Call the number of hours 'H'.

The second car will travel for 'H' hours.
It will travel (52H) miles before it catches up.

The first car started out 2 hours earlier, so it travels for (H + 2) hours.
It will travel 26(H + 2) miles before the second car catches it.

Both cars start out from the same place.  (It's not stated in the problem, but
that's the problem's fault.  If they don't both start from the same place, then
there's not information given to solve the problem.)

They start from the same place, and meet at the same place, so they both
travel the same.

52H = 26 (H + 2)

52H = 26H + 52

Subtract 26H from each side:

26H = 52

Divide each side by 26 :

H = 2 .

The second car catches up to the first car 2 hours after the second car leaves.

The cars can be Nascars, Formula Whatevers, diesel pickups, or twisted wrecks.
The scale on which their speed is measured has no more effect on the answer than
the scale on which their weight is measured has.