Jennifer solved 27 problems, which is 3 11 of all the problems in her homework. how many problems are in her homework?

The total number of problem Jennifer has in homework is 99.

Step-by-step explanation:

Total number of question solved by Jennifer  = 27

Let the total problems Jennifer has in her homework  = m

Now, given  (3/11) of her total homework m  = 27

⇒ m = 99

Hence, the total number of problem Jennifer has in homework is 99.

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