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

To answer the question, we need to understand how many watercolor paintings Megan made in both weeks.

Let’s say in the first week she made 2 paintings. According to the problem, in the second week she made twice as many, which means she would have made 4 paintings.

Now we add both weeks together:

2 (first week) + 4 (second week) = 6 watercolor paintings total.

So, the correct answer is 6. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!