Mathematics, 16.01.2021 01:20 jessicachichelnitsky

10 POINTS only answer if you KNOW Robert and Tony love to read. Robert reads 30 pages the first day and 20 pages each day after that. Tony reads 40 pages the first day and 15 pages each day after that. Will the boys ever read the same amount of pages? If so, how many days will it take them to read the same number of pages?

A.
Yes. They will read the same amount of pages in 3 days.

B.
Yes. They will read the same amount of pages in 5 days.

C.
Yes. They will read the same amount of pages in 6 days.

D.
No. They will never read the same amount of pages.

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