Mathematics, 05.05.2020 08:08 aydanbelle
You and your brother are reading the same novel. You want to get ahead of him in the book, so you decide to read
30 minutes longer than your brother reads.
Write an equation for the number of minutes you read,
y, when your brother reads
x number of minutes.
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