Mathematics, 05.05.2020 02:51, cameronrandom00

Some friends are having a frog-jumping contest. Frog A jumps six inches each time. Frog B jumps two times as far as frog A each time. Frog c jumps three times as far as frog A each time. How many jumps does it take each frog to go twenty four feet?Show all your work.

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