(3) Paloma is taking care of the Romano family's dogs. The Romanos leave (Tans of dog food for the 3 ) days they are away. Paloma feeds the dogs equal amount of food each day. How many cans of food do the dogs 9 each day? Show your work.

To determine how many cans of food the dogs get each day, we first need to figure out the total amount of food available and how many dogs are being fed. Let's say the Romanos left 12 cans of dog food (a common amount). Paloma needs to split these 12 cans over the 3 days they are gone. First, we calculate how many cans are allocated per day: 12 cans ÷ 3 days = 4 cans per day. Next, we divide this daily amount by the number of dogs. If we're assuming there are 3 dogs: 4 cans ÷ 3 dogs = approximately 1.33 cans per dog each day. So, each dog would get about 1 and 1/3 cans of dog food each day.