Jeanette can make 22 pompoms in 6 hours. if she works 18 hours, how many pompoms can she make?

Jeanette can make 66 pompoms in 18 hours.

There are a number of ways in which you could have solve this, with one being setting up a fraction equation like so:

pompom 22 x
= =
hour 6 18

As you can probably tell, the first fraction is 1/3 of the second fraction; if 6 • 3 = 18, then 22 • 3 = 66. In conclusion, Jeanette can make 66 pompoms in 18 hours.

When you write an alphabet with any no. it means that we are multiplying it with the no. ( here , it means that 52m = 52 * m )

So , 52 * m = 52 * 105
= 5460