Instead of having 1.5 times as many pink flowers as white flowers, Molly has decided to plant a garden with twice as
many pink flowers as white flowers per row. If she plants
3 rows, with 4, 6, and 8 pink flowers, how can you find the
number of white flowers in each of those rows?

To find the number of white flowers, use the constant of proportionality and the number of pink flowers per row. If Molly plants 4, 6, and 8 pink flowers in 3 rows, she has to plant 2, 3, and 4 white flowers in those rows, so there are twice as many pink flowers as white.                MIDDLESCHOOLMATH