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He bought an equal number of red flowers and white flowers. The number of flowers of each color, n, can be found using this equation.\u003Cbr>2 × n = 12\u003Cbr>How many flowers of each color did Adam buy?\u003Cbr>3) Rachel earned 72 dollars washing 9 identical puzzles. The amount she earned washing each puzzle in dollars, c, can be found using this equation.\u003Cbr>9 × c = 72\u003Cbr>How many dollars did Rachel earn washing each puzzle?\u003Cbr>2) George bought 14 balloons for the party. He tied an equal number of purple balloons and orange balloons. The number of balloons of each color, n, can be found using this equation.\u003Cbr>2 × n = 14\u003Cbr>How many balloons of each color did George buy?\u003Cbr>4) Carol hung up 4 balloons for a party. She used an equal number of blue balloons and gold balloons. The number of balloons of each color, n, can be found using this equation.\u003Cbr>2 × n = 4\u003Cbr>How many balloons of each color did Carol hang up?\u003Cbr>5) Tiffany had 47 marbles. She gave some of them to her friends. Now she has 21 marbles left. This equation can be used to find the number of marbles, s, Tiffany gave away.\u003Cbr>6) Vanessa painted 8 tiles for a mural. She painted an equal number of green tiles and yellow tiles. The number of tiles of each color, n, can be found using this equation.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>How many marbles did Tiffany give How many tiles of each color did\u003Cbr>away? Vanessa paint?\u003Cbr>7) Lana handed out 16 tickets for the 8) Mike collected some cans for a food raffle. She gave out an equal number of drive. He gave 14 of them to his green tickets and yellow tickets. The teacher. Now he has 38 cans left. 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He bought an equal number of red flowers and white flowers. The number of flowers of each color, n, can be found using this equation.\u003Cbr>2 × n = 12\u003Cbr>How many flowers of each color did Adam buy?\u003Cbr>3) Rachel earned 72 dollars washing 9 identical puzzles. The amount she earned washing each puzzle in dollars, c, can be found using this equation.\u003Cbr>9 × c = 72\u003Cbr>How many dollars did Rachel earn washing each puzzle?\u003Cbr>2) George bought 14 balloons for the party. He tied an equal number of purple balloons and orange balloons. The number of balloons of each color, n, can be found using this equation.\u003Cbr>2 × n = 14\u003Cbr>How many balloons of each color did George buy?\u003Cbr>4) Carol hung up 4 balloons for a party. She used an equal number of blue balloons and gold balloons. The number of balloons of each color, n, can be found using this equation.\u003Cbr>2 × n = 4\u003Cbr>How many balloons of each color did Carol hang up?\u003Cbr>5) Tiffany had 47 marbles. She gave some of them to her friends. Now she has 21 marbles left. This equation can be used to find the number of marbles, s, Tiffany gave away.\u003Cbr>6) Vanessa painted 8 tiles for a mural. She painted an equal number of green tiles and yellow tiles. 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