Rodrigo researched the number of pets owned in the U.S. and displayed his results in the bar graph shown. in his research, he found that $7,737.6 million was spent on annually on veterinary visits for the dogs and $5,913 million was spent annually on visits for cats. How much more was spent, on average, by each person for dogs than cats?

Hello! I can help you with this question! 1,000 millions is equivalent to 1 billion. Therefore, $7,737,600,000 was spend on vet visits for dogs annually. As for cats, $5,913,000,000 were spent on them annually. Divide the price spent on dogs, buy the number of people (31,200,000), and your quotient should be 248. So that’s $240 dollars per person on dogs. For cats, do the same steps. Divide price spent by people (27,000,000), and your quotient should be 219. So that’s $219 dollars per person in cats. Now, you just subtract both prices per person. 240 - 219 = 21. Each person spent $21 more on average for dogs than cats.