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A duck was given $9,
a spider was given $36,
a bee was given $27.
Based on this information,
How much money would be given to a cat?
Amount of money given to each animal is proportional to the number of legs they have, we can calculate the amount of money that would be given to a cat, which has four legs, as follows:
Duck has two legs, so it was given $9, or $4.50 per leg.
Spider has eight legs, so it was given $36, or $4.50 per leg.
Bee has six legs, so it was given $27, or $4.50 per leg.
Therefore, we can assume that the amount of money given to a cat, which has four legs, would also be $4.50 per leg. This means that a cat would be given a total of:
4 legs x $4.50 per leg = $18
So, the answer is that a cat would be given $18 based on the given information.