Suzabbe is visiting her grandmother's vegetable garden. She noticed that there are twice as many zucchini as squash. And there are three times as many tomatoes as squash. If there are 27 tomatoes, how many zucchini are there

A 18

B 9

C 162

D 32

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Yoselin Herman

Mathematics

19 March, 04:04

Suzabbe is visiting her grandmother's vegetable garden. She noticed that there are twice as many zucchini as squash. And there are three times as many tomatoes as squash. If there are 27 tomatoes, how many zucchini are there

A 18

B 9

C 162

D 32

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Enrique Anthony · Answer 1

2*Squash = Zucchini

3*Squash = Tomatoes

(we use our own answers to answer the problem.) 2*9=18

and then

3*9=27. So 9 there would be 9 Zucchinis in the garden.

Suzabbe is visiting her grandmother's vegetable garden. She noticed that there are twice as many zucchini as squash. And there are three times as many tomatoes as squash. If there are 27 tomatoes, how many zucchini are thereA 18B 9C 162D 32

Suzabbe is visiting her grandmother's vegetable garden. She noticed that there are twice as many zucchini as squash. And there are three times as many tomatoes as squash. If there are 27 tomatoes, how many zucchini are there

A 18

B 9

C 162

D 32