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3 years ago

GUYS PLEASE HELP

Mathematics

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Volgvan3 years ago

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Answer:

10 minutes

Step-by-step explanation:

Since you can do 6 flyers each minute, the rate would go at 6x, with x being minutes. You initially did 80, so the equation for you would be y=6x+80.

Your friend's equation would be y=4x+100, because he initially had 100 done and is now getting 4 done per minute.

If you put the 2 equations in your calculator, the intersection will happen at x=10, showing that you and your friend will have an equal number of flyers at 10 minutes.

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