Olivia needs 54 licks for every 3 lollipops she eats.

2 answers:

8 0

54 lick per 3 lollipops is a unit rate of 18 licks per lollipop.
36 is 2 times 18, so it needs 2 times as many licks as 18 lollipops.

36 2

I assume the last line is 5 lollipops.

If 1 lollipop takes 18 licks, then 5 lollipops take 5 * 18 licks.
5 * 18 = 90

90 5

mixer [17]3 years ago

6 0

I think its a unit rate problem but im not sure.
if it is a unit rate problem then it must be 18 to 1 or 18:1

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