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Answer: 6 wagons will be needed
Step-by-step explanation:
36/6=6
So what do you need us to do for you?
Together, Mary and John had $19.73
Since Sydney has planted 5/9 of her flowers and there were 63 flowers that are left unplanted, the first thing we are going to determine is the number of flowers that were planted. To do this, we just have to do the cross multiplication process.
So 5/9 x ?/63 = 35. Therefore, the number of plants planted were 35. To start, Sydney has a total of 100 flowers to be planted. That would be 35 + 65 is 100.
