You use 6 gallons of water on 20 plants at that rate how much water do you need to water 30 plants ?
2 answers:
9 hope this is right 65% accurate answer
6/20 is the same as --> 3/10 if you reduce it (dividing by 2)
Then, set up another fraction based on the fact that you know that 3 time 10 = 30.
just multiply the top and bottom numbers (numerator and denominator) by 3
3x3/10x3 = 9/30
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