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Brian and Christian started keeping track of their workouts. Brian did 85 sit-ups first week and 90 sit-ups each week after that

. Christina did 65 sit-ups the first week and 90 sit-ups each week after that. How many sit-ups will each person have done in 5 weeks?

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dezoksy [38]3 years ago

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Brian will have done 445, and Christian will have done 425.

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