Meredith is making a bouquet of flowers. She includes 4 roses and 2 tulips. If she decides to triple the amount of flowers in the bouquet, how many of each will she have?

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Meredith is making a bouquet of flowers.

She includes 4 roses and 2 tulips. If she
decides to triple the amount of flowers in
the bouquet, how many of each will she
have?

Mathematics
high-school

Nabih Bawazir asked

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She will have 12 roses and 6 tulips
Solution:
4 roses x 3 = 12 roses
2 tulips x 3 = 6

Wesley Hill answered Mar 29, 2022

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It is 18, 4 x 3 equals 12 and add on 2 x 3 equals 6. 12 + 6= 18

Rannie answered Apr 1, 2022

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