Question

In a vase, there are 6 times as many roses as lilies.

If R stands for the number of roses and L stands for the number of lilies, which of the following equations describes the above statement?

A) R = 6L
B) 6R = L
C) R = L + 6
D) 6R = 6L

Answer 1

$It \: is \: given \: that, In \:a \:vase, \:there\:are$

$6 \times \:as \: many \: roses \:as \:lilies$

$Number \: of \: Roses = \red{ R}$

$Number \: of \: Lilies = \blue { L}$

/* According to the problem given */

$\green { 6R = 6L }$

Therefore.,

$Option \: \pink { ( D ) } \: is \: correct.$

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Answer 2

Answer:

ans is option a. R=6L

Step-by-step explanation:this is the right answer