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Jerome takes a math course and a science course for summer school. For every 3 hours Jerome spends studying math, he studies sci

ence for 2 hours. If Jerome spent a total of 25 hours studying last week, then how long did he study math?

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gulaghasi [49]3 years ago

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he studies his math for 15 hours

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