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Jenny has twice the amount of tomatoes as Henry has. If t = the number of tomatoes Henry has, how many tomatoes does Jenny have?

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professor190 [17]2 years ago

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ANSWER: $2t$

EXPLANATION:

Jenny has twice the amount of what Henry has, so we just multiply Henry's number of tomatoes (t) by 2.

$2t$

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