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HELP!!!!!A school is having a competition to see who can read the most books in one month (30 days). In the first 5 days, Jake r

eads 4 books. Meanwhile, Amy reads 5 books over 6 days. If they continue at these rates, who will win? By how many books?

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is there a rate because im not understanding

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