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Paul bought prizes for the math contest. He bought 3 times as many pinwheels as frisbees. He bought half as many frisbees as whistles. If Paul bought 27 pinwheels, how many prizes did he buy altogether?
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p = 3f
w = 2f
p = 27
so, f = 9 and w = 18
27+9+18 = 54
3 years ago

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