George has just enough money to buy 3 chocolate and 2 ice cream cones. for the same amount of money, he could buy exactly 9 chocolate bars. for the same amount of money, how many ice cream connes could george buy?

it is impossible if u

Step-by-step explanation:

dont know the amount of money

We can solve this problem by using a system of equations.

Let's call X chocolate, and Y icecream cones.

The first scenario is 3 chocolate and 2 Ice cream, so we can model this scenario using the following expression

3x+2y

We can model the second scenario by the following expression:

9x.

So we set the two equal to each other.

3x+2y=9x

2y=6x

y=3x

So we know that for every 3 chocolates, we can buy 1 ice cream.

So, if we can buy 9 chocolates, that means we can buy 3 ice creams.

(9 divided by 3)

yes

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