This week, Megan made twice as many watercolor paintings. Over both weeks, how many watercolor paintings did she make in all?

To determine how many watercolor paintings Megan made in total over both weeks, we need to analyze the information provided.

Let’s say in the first week she made ( x ) watercolor paintings. According to the question, in the second week she made twice as many, so that would be ( 2x ).

Now, the total number of paintings over both weeks would be:

[ x + 2x = 3x ]

However, we need more context about how many she made in the first week to find ( x ). Since that information is not provided, we cannot solve for the total number of paintings specifically.

Based on the answer choices, if we assume the simplest case where she made 2 paintings in the first week (making ( x = 2 )), then:

[ 3x = 3(2) = 6 ]

Thus, Megan made a total of 6 watercolor paintings over both weeks.

So the answer is B. 6.

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