Perry currently has 180 dollars and is spending $10 per day nick has no money but is earning $8 each day . After how many days w
ill they have the same amount of money
1 answer:
Answer:
180-10x=8x
+10x +10x
180=18x
180/18 = 18x/18
10=x
So therefore in 10 days, both people will have the same amount of money.
(x represents number of days, and we are solving for it.)
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