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Mathematics, 22.07.2019 07:50 tyanadashay99

You and your brother each sell lemonade. you spend $35 on supplies and plan to charge $1.50$ per cup. your brother spends $20 on supplies and plans to charge $1 per cup. how many cups of lemonade will each of you have to sell to earn the same amount of money?

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