Tripp and Rico are two dogs. Tripp weighs 3 times more than Rico. Together they weigh 60 pounds. Write an equation for the total weight of the two dogs using x for Rico's weight. Please use two Equations please help I'm really stuck

The two equations are:

x+y=60

x=3y, where

x is Tripp's weight

y is Rico's weight

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that the information says that together the two dogs weigh 60 pounds, you can write the first equation that would indicate that the result of adding up the weight of the dogs is equal to 60, which can be expressed as:

x+y=60, where

x is Tripp's weight

y is Rico's weight

Also, the statement indicates that Tripp weighs 3 times more than Rico and you can expressed this with the following equation that indicates that Tripp's weight is equal to multiplying Rico's weight for 3:

x=3y

According to this, the two equations are:

x+y=60

x=3y, where

x is Tripp's weight

y is Rico's weight

no not all of them.

step-by-step explanation:

some of them have a square base.