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Which equation describes the proportion: The number of chickens (c) is four times as many the number of horses (h) on the farm.? A) c = h4 B) h = 4c C) c = 4h D) c = 4 + h

Which equation describes the proportion: The number of chickens (c) is four times as many the number of horses (h) on the farm.? A) c = h4 B) h = 4c C) c = 4h D) c = 4 + h
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Which equation describes the proportion: The number of chickens (c) is four times as many the number of horses (h) on the farm.?

A) c = h4
B) h = 4c
C) c = 4h
D) c = 4 + h

User Yahel
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The awnser is C hope it helps
User Timo Kosig
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The answer is C because c=4h. Think of it like this, Chickens equal the number of horses times 4.
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