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Mrs Kipling ordered flowers for centerpieces.She ordered 168 flowers.She needs to put 15 flowers in a vase for 14 tables.Does Mr

s.Kipling have enough flowers for 14 tables? Explain why or why not.

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LekaFEV [45]4 years ago

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Hello! Mrs. Kipling order 168 flowers, and she needs to put 15 flowers in each vase for 14 tables. To find out if she has enough for 14 tables, let's multiply 15 (the amount needed for each vase) by 14. 15 * 14 is 210. 210 > 168. No. Mrs. Kipling does not have enough flowers for 14 vases.

NNADVOKAT [17]4 years ago

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Well if you have 14 vases, and 15 flowers per vase, then you need 210 lowers, which she doesn't have

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