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jensue5 jensue5
  • 16-08-2016
  • Mathematics
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Louis wants groups of 6 daisies and 8 tulips for flower arrangments. he already has 24 daisies. how many tulips will he need?

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jaclynmath jaclynmath
  • 16-08-2016

if you need equal parts of both, and you have 24 daisies. you multiply 6 by 4 and get 24. so multiply 8  by the same number to get your answer

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