Mark grew 9 flowers with 3 seed packets. With 5 seed packets, how many total flowers can Mark have in his garden? Assume the relationship is directly proportional.

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Sivadass N asked Apr 20, 2023

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Mark grew 9 flowers with 3 seed packets. With 5 seed packets, how many total flowers can Mark have in his garden? Assume the relationship is directly proportional.

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9 seeds in 3 packets is a 3:1 ratio which means that there are 3 seeds per packet. With 5 packets you simply multiply 5 by 3

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