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Who can help me with these???

Who can help me with these???-example-1

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B. 6(18c + 16r) = t
This shows her, in the parenthesis, exactly how many each shop should get.

C. 432 Carnations.
192 Roses

Simply multiply the bunches by the number in a bunch

D. Jake has 2.25 the number of carnations as roses. So he could use 9 carnations and 4 roses per grouping and that would give him an equal number with none left over.
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