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Becky grew 112 flowers with 28 seed packets. With 91 seed packets, how many total flowers can Becky have in...

Becky grew 112 flowers with 28 seed packets. With 91 seed packets, how many total flowers can Becky have in her garden? Assume the relationship is directly proportional.

Answer

To find out how many flowers Becky can grow with 91 seed packets, we first determine the number of flowers per seed packet:
112 flowers / 28 seed packets = 4 flowers per seed packet.

Now, multiply the number of flowers per seed packet by the number of seed packets:
4 flowers/packet * 91 packets = 364 flowers.

Therefore, Becky can have 364 flowers in her garden with 91 seed packets.

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